Sentence examples for hard stats from inspiring English sources

FOOTBALL fans tend to view their teams through rose-tinted glasses, not cold, hard stats.

The less flamboyant Müller, who was happy to shin it in, will always be about the hard stats.

I decided I wanted some cold, hard stats on the matter last night, and I started Googling — but it seems no one's done a study on precisely this question (if you know of one, please share!).

King of the assist, a player often defined by his hard stats, Fàbregas hasn't scored or created a goal for Chelsea away from home since April and hasn't had a shot on target in the Premier League since September.

Blair goes on to say that the web is crucial to the modern BBC and that newspapers have podcasts, but the tone is negative and without any hard stats that back up the ultimately positive trends of immediate, relevant and powerful online news.

The sidelining of women in the music industry is proven by cold hard stats: women make up only 14% of PRS for Music writers and performers; 86% of all performers at UK music festivals last year were men; at the 2015 BBC Proms, only 10% of the pieces performed were composed by women.

"I can't give you a hard stat, but there's no doubt that we're trending up," said Walter, who had a 15-year N.H.L. playing career.

Just about the only hard stat ever given out is that of the 125,000 titles the company sells in both physical and electronic forms, the electronic ones account for 6percentt of unit sales.

Disclaimer: The following information is based on "popularity," as in not cold hard sales stats since that info is not made available by either mobile carriers or manufacturers (and therefore, the rankings below are subjective).

But hard happy stats are not always enough to trump the stubborn cycle generated by depression's judgy older cousin hell bent on stopping us from doing things that feel good: Guilt.

In Major League Baseball, most teams ultimately rely on a combination of hard-nosed stats and old-school human scouts.