Sentence examples for miserable statistic from inspiring English sources
Annabel Goldie, their leader in Scotland, is managing to punch above her weight, but the Tories' lack of clout is pointed up by one miserable statistic: they hold just one Westminster constituency - Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale.
HOW did foreclosures go, in a matter of weeks, from just another miserable statistic in America's housing bust to the subject of a scandal with its own "-gate" suffix?
It's a miserable statistic, and so there's hope that Lawrence's own highly-publicised battle for equal pay means she could potentially make for a powerful vocal point in the fight to rectify the place of women not just on screen, but in the multitude of technical and creative roles in cinema that have so far seen a drastic lack of opportunities.
Such was the lame nature of Arsenal's first-half performance that they failed to muster a single shot, the first time they have produced this miserable statistic since a 2-1 defeat at Liverpool in November 2004.
A miserable long-standing statistic reminds us with baleful regularity that two women die at the hands of domestic abusers each week in England and Wales.
Every year port-related pollution in Greater LA causes 1,200 deaths -- a statistic directly connected to the miserable working conditions for drivers, who cannot afford the high cost of maintaining their trucks.
Poland's miserable record at the Euros is a slightly misleading statistic however, because this is only the second time they've been involved in one.
Statistic after statistic after statistic.
