Sentence examples similar to led statistics from inspiring English sources

Palace themselves wasted a number of chances to extend their lead – statistics suggested there were a total of 33 attempts on goal, 19 by Leicester – leaving Pardew relieved as he contemplated this week's meeting with old friends.

Ironically, this last difference may lead national statistics to under-report the importance of the cooperative and mutual sector.

If you are in a position to lead others, statistics like these should be a wake-up call.

Interestingly, equipping the system with nationally average statistics led to provider-limited dynamics, while using average academic hospital statistics led to bed-limiteddynamics.

And that, in turn, led him to statistics.

These statistics led me to think about branding and confidence.

Last week's release of new divorce statistics led to a smorgasbord of reporting feeding the myth.

Pearson's grand claims for statistics led him into a series of bitter controversies.

The publication of legal-income statistics led partners to consider themselves free agents rather than bound by professional ideals.

Such statistics led the Democratic leaders of the House and Senate, Richard A. Gephardt and Tom Daschle, to summon reporters for a display of their own automotive metaphor for the tax plan.

But that wasn't it," Dr. Paul Darden, lead author of National Immunization Survey of Teens (which led to the statistics cited above), and professor of pediatrics at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, told CNN. "They seemed to be skeptical of its safety, which is odd, because it's shown to be effective with few side effects.