Sentence examples for little statistic from inspiring English sources

He has hit eightcareer home runs in 28 career playoff games, a nice little statistic tohang your helmet on.

(This little statistic has been repeated many times as proof of the distorting effects of television. Why not the distorting effects of radio?

(This little statistic has been repeated many times as proof of the distorting effects of television. Why not the distorting effects of radio? It also may be that people whose medium of choice or opportunity in 1960 was radio tended to fit a Nixon rather than a Kennedy demographic).

As a child, I made it an effort to read all the Aussie rules kids books in the school library, becoming the little AFL statistic nerd.

In the end, though, he caught the players' attention by mentioning one little-known statistic: heading into Sunday, the Nets had lost six of their last seven games against Philadelphia when Iverson was healthy and playing.

Rawski says a little-known statistic ("rate of interest recovery") suggests that "50% is a better jumping-off point".

"It's harder to be a woman in this country yet women are still taking more seats at universities these days," she said, referencing a little-known statistic: Women in Iran make up the majority of university students (60percentt) and the majority of science and engineering graduates (70percentt).

A little-reported statistic, Ferguson's [ 1] δ, quantifies the extent to which a measure can distinguish between cases.

While less than 1percentt of Internet auctions are fraudulent, according to the auction sites and F.B.I. statistics, that statistic offers little comfort to the victims.

"New Yorkers are obsessed with every last little detail, every statistic they can get their hands on," Mr. Davitt said.

The choice of decoding heuristic seems to matter very little, although the statistic is consistently outperformed.