Sentence examples for harsh statistics from inspiring English sources

"Harsh" statistics, one commentator said of Israelis' increasing belief in God; "a worrisome finding," said another.

When Mr Le Pen talks enticingly of "national preference" for the French in jobs, housing and welfare, he finds it hard to imagine that many of his black and brown compatriots would benefit.Still, the multiracial harmony that prevailed in France's football team may be mirrored more widely in ordinary life than some of these harsh statistics suggest.

These harsh statistics can change, and even simple interventions can make an enormous difference.

These statistics convey the harsh reality of English literacy in India.

As we welcome 2016, both statistics are a harsh reality and each continue to rise.

These striking statistics reveal the harsh reality that this pervasive stigma is continuing to kill many young people every year.

But the headline statistics hide a harsher reality: older workers who do lose a job spend longer periods out of work, and if they do find another job, it tends to pay less than the one they left.

When I read these statistics, I come to a harsh realization.

But sentencing statistics show that judges can be very harsh in such cases.

The paper describes a novel approach to the problem of estimating the extreme response statistics of a drag-dominated offshore structure exhibiting a pronounced dynamic behaviour when subjected to harsh weather conditions.

According to available (and incomplete) statistics, China executed 1,700 convicts in 2008, or nearly five each day.Neither was the harsh treatment meted out to Mr Liu unusual by Chinese standards.