Information, I would argue, is facts – data and statistics, indisputable details.
The statistics are indisputable when it comes to underrepresentation of African Americans in all levels of college football coaching.
As it stands, and has stood, Deflategate is a kind of old-fashioned sports argument, devoid of statistics or research or indisputable science — a throwback barroom debate.
As it stands, and has stood, Deflategate is a kind of old-fashioned sports argument, devoid of statistics or research or indisputable science a throwback barroom debate.
One statistic is indisputable.
Prosecutors argue that DNA-based and other indisputable exonerations are much rarer than the statistics used by death penalty opponents suggest.
Mr. Blair, newly turned 50, has enjoyed high popularity ratings longer than any prime minister in British history, and the statistics he displayed today showed some indisputable accomplishment in delivering sound economics, more efficient health services, better education and reduced crime.
The projections created by Migration Observatory do not claim to be cast-iron indisputable figures - that is what official national statistics are for.
Later, in an appearance with Mr. Kelly to herald the latest crime statistics, the mayor said the lower "murder rate is an indisputable measure of progress".
Statistics can deceive, but Grambling's status as the worst team in Division I becomes indisputable no matter how they are crunched.
The connection is indisputable.
