Sentence examples for in which statistics from inspiring English sources

In a sport in which statistics are hallowed, revered and dissected, Lidge crafted his own unforgettable number.

Ms. Jakubiak said that based on department store figures, total hat sales for 2000, the last year in which statistics are available, were $865 million.

But there is a deeper and more worrying way in which statistics about migration are misleading, even when they are true.

The latest polls will provide an added boost to the party after a week in which statistics were released showing a huge increase in net migration.

The German composer Rolf Riehm has written a Piano Concerto with electronics in which statistics from the Iraq War are among several text fragments.

Chief Reilly was a key figure within Teams, or the "total efficiency accountability management system," in which statistics were kept on everything from overtime costs to building repairs, and supervisors were held accountable for meeting goals.

Data zones are the core small area units in Scotland for which statistics are made available (mean population 817 in 2012, source: Information Services Division).

In a culture which statistics show is becoming "spiritual but not religious," the images these past weeks of the power of faith communities and interfaith services should not be underestimated.

In the last year for which statistics were available, inmates were physically restrained 3,036 times - mostly children aged between 14 and 16.

The number of candidates in training institutes has risen from 909 in 1989-90 to 995 in 1997-98, the last year for which statistics are available.

More prosaically, Lyme disease is on the rise, with more than 500 cases reported in 2008, the last year for which statistics were available, up from 215 in 2000.