Sentence examples for misleading stats from inspiring English sources
Instead of vanity metrics — a term Ries has coined to denote those eye-grabbing yet ultimately misleading stats startups like to trump to press — Cook said that founders should focus on "love metrics", meaning how much people love the product, how often they come back, how delighted they are.
Don't rely on what ESPN tells you because they usually take one or two misleading stats when you could just look it up and see a trend.
Some analysts have suggested that the Patriots' defensive stats are misleading.
— Suzanne Spector When Tech Companies' Stats Are Misleading VENTUREBEAT.COM | A look at how companies mislead journalists with impressive-sounding statistics, starting with Google Plus.
Mr Habgood said that "the ONS stats are grossly misleading" due to the way they are collected.
This can make its stats a little misleading.
Advertising exacerbates this situation; with the hard stats that web traffic offers, misleading or downright manipulative titles/tags claw for our attention, even when they provide no actual value upon arrival.
During a Heisman debate on HuffPost Live, Steve Herring of The New Notre Dame Nation Network argued that the gaudy stats racked up by the Texas A&M quarterback are misleading.
