Sentence examples for make the anecdotes from inspiring English sources

But though many labor economists dismiss media reports of precarious employment as anecdotal, that doesn't make the anecdotes any less scary.

Based on the treatment selections made, the anecdotes had a significant impact on treatment choice, even when identical statistical data were presented.

It turned out that Ms. Davis was mocking the kind of mawkish speeches that leaden the Academy Awards: she admitted that she had made the anecdote up and that the affecting moment never happened.

My hope is that these stories will someday make the leap from "bar anecdotes" to "teachable moments for my children".

Deciding which anecdotes would make the cut was difficult.

He has, critics will say, cherry picked examples; but he hasn't—he has used systematic reviews to make his case and anecdotes to make the book interesting.

Rocco Landesman, chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, has been on the road frequently in recent months for a project that involves collecting information and anecdotes to help make the case to Congress and the public that the arts pay.

That anecdote did not make the cut in the Chinese book.

— Outfielder Jason Lane, who was also part of the Ensberg article, shared this anecdote that didn't make the paper.

In the clinic we are inured to this and, on the basis of the limited available evidence alongside experience and anecdote [ 1], we make the best therapeutic choice we can.

(Indeed, employment attorneys have previously suggested that a "creative attorney" could probably make hay with the anecdotes published in the Times).