Sentence examples for live statistics from inspiring English sources

The streaming will also let fans get highlights and live statistics, and interact through a live blog with announcers from NBC's "Football Night in America" studio show and the NFL Network.

They are gathering statistics not only on Roma living standards, health and education, but on where and how the Roma live, statistics that were previously gathered in one-off surveys years apart, among a population that is often on the move.

What went unsaid in the whirlwind, though, was that the upstart is well known in another industry with an insatiable need for live statistics: online sports betting, which is almost entirely illegal in the United States.

BBC News Online added a popular live statistics feature and expanded its network of blogs by news and sport editors, 70 of whom posted 500 entries during the year and elicited 30,000 comments in 10 months.

For anyone as mystified about it as I was, Minecraft is now one of the world's biggest computer games, a global phenomenon that's totted up 14,403,011 purchases as I write; 19,270 in the past 24 hours – live statistics they update on their website, as if it were Children in Need night.

Users get live statistics of their active executions and can easily control them (e.g., stop, undeploy one or more instances) (Fig. 8).

@red_trevor Measure progress against lived experience: Statistics are powerful and useful, and measuring economies is an important thing to do, but we should always rigorously cross-examine against lived experience.

Many of these first-generation Spuyten Duyvilers still live here, statistics show.

BT: Well even if the department does not live on, statistics lives on at the University and in the proud few alumni of the department.

Ballplayers live by statistics, and Strawberry still does -- although now by an entirely different set of them.

The casino executive must know statistics, live theater and hotel management.