Sentence examples for glut of statistics from inspiring English sources
With no major text appearing until Page 93, it opens with a glut of statistics: the United States has 31 square feet of retail area per person (as opposed to four square feet per person in Europe and two in Asia).
Within the glut of pro-Bayern statistics, one stands out.
Gloomy economic statistics, a glut of bad corporate news and Washington's failure to strike a deal to help Detroit all played a role.
Then there are the glass-half-empty statistics: Despite the glut of big-budget films, the box office failed to beat the summer of 2002 after inflation is taken into account.
With no agreed-upon body of statistics, industry representatives argue that technical talent is in short supply while labor economists insist that many fields are glutted, and the two sides support contradictory solutions.
Collection of statistics.
So the glut of diplomas, the dearth of jobs and those candy-coated employment statistics have now yielded a crop of furious young lawyers who say they mortgaged their future under false pretenses.
Federal statistics, however, show poverty at the same high level over the last two decades, in spite of a glut of social programs and infrastructure spending.
But statistics show that the surge tapered off after the 1998 Asian economic crisis, even though a continuing glut of steel has kept prices low.
Expect a glut of mommy porn.
