Sentence examples for handy statistics from inspiring English sources

The charity, PleaseCycle says the benefits of cycling are demonstrated with some handy statistics.

Canada's gun homicide rate, according to the handy statistics at Gunpolicy.org, has held steady since the late 1990s.

So, if anyone asks, here are some handy statistics that reveal just why we must take every opportunity to shine a light on gender inequality.

– Follow the Money, Connecticut I do not have those statistics handy, but one reason you may think they are getting worse at it is that it is now on film that they will do it, so it no longer surprises the opponent.

The short guide by Alan Whiteside, professor of HIV/AIDS at South Africa's University of KwaZulu-Natal, is packed with statistics and handy explanations of the science.

Based on Social Security's handy wage data in "Wage Statistics" -- it is a fascinating table -- did you know out of the 165 million wage earners only 205 earn over $50 million a year and report an average earnings of exactly $97,338,760.37?

If the board decided that this was the moment to make a change, the above statistics could come in handy.

When you're calling a play there's also a handy menu that gives you the statistics and likelihood of a play being successful.

If you're negotiating a salary and you've researched how much people in equivalent positions get paid in your area, print out those statistics and have them handy.

And if you need to offer any library haters a smackdown, the American Library Association even has a handy PDF with a list of impressive, "quotable" statistics.

The only advantage their IQ gives them in any argument is having a better memory and, by extension, more facts handy, but it doesn't necessarily mean that their statistics are better!