Sentence examples for mix of statistics from inspiring English sources
The result is a sophisticated mix of statistics that are translated onto cards for a game that can be learned in minutes.
The annual, a mix of statistics and features that not even two world wars could keep from the presses, is ubiquitously referred to as the bible of cricket.
In newspapers and on television, they parade a sometimes eclectic mix of statistics -- from levels of nitrous oxides produced by car exhausts to the concentration of tiny particles from coal burning in the air.
Canadians are urged by their present prime minister, Jean Chrétien, to be proud that the United Nations puts their country at the top of its "human development index", based on a mix of statistics such as adult literacy, life expectancy and purchasing power.
Figuring football's most overpaid players requires a mix of statistics, general observation and common sense.
And AEquitas developed a program to help district attorneys' offices track their progress on sexual assault cases using a mix of statistics, victim feedback and case analysis.
But the president's address — a mix of dry statistics and emotive language — was designed to discredit the pact, point by point.
The charity delivered a powerful mix of facts, statistics and real-life rescue stories, backed up by two hard-hitting campaign films warning people about the debilitating effects of cold water shock, and the sheer power of the sea.
Most of the speech today offered a mix of economic statistics, assertions and plans for the future, little of which was new, and was flat compared with Mr. Zhu's usual performances.
The first chart in the report, which illustrates how energy consumption is outpacing production, uses a mix of government statistics to make the future shortfall in production seem more acute than it might turn out to be.
It involves a mix of genetics, statistics, and computer science and is motivated by the complexities of real data encountered in collaborative disease-gene mapping projects.
