Sentence examples for in statistics that from inspiring English sources

("Absolutely no background in statistics that was useful," Piotte told me ruefully. "Two guys, absolutely no clue").

The extent of the storm's destructiveness is becoming clear in statistics that have been released in recent days.

Our laziness in this regard is revealed in statistics that would be hilarious, if the implications weren't so serious.

As a result, he said, professional sports like basketball and football have undergone radical changes in statistics that could be viewed as equivalent to batting average.

Defying official optimism, trillions of yen in government spending and other financial stimulants, Japan's economy showed its underlying weakness today in statistics that indicated a retreat back into recession during the final three months of 1999.

Greg's death on 11 June this year is recorded in statistics that reveal suicide rates in prisons in England and Wales to be at their highest for 10 years.

Mr. Gore has been citing in particular statistics that show Texas last among the 50 states in families with health insurance coverage.

We can see evidence of that in other statistics that measure income inequality.

There is one tick in the statistics that has caught Pellman's eye: foot injuries.

Access to the internet correlates with income in ONS statistics that show 5.5% of UK households earning less than £200 a week have never used the web.

The startling truth lies in the statistics that "6% of films made are directed by women" and "only one woman has won the Oscar for best director".