Sentence examples for more telling statistic from inspiring English sources

An even more telling statistic: These four teams are worth an average of $504 million, versus a league average of $286 million.

"I think if you look at the amount that people have on hand, it's a much more telling statistic," Shaw said.

The more telling statistic is that in 2011, 88percentt of all indicted defendants were convicted by plea or trial.

However, a more telling statistic is that in La Liga, nearly 62% of players are Spanish, compared with 38% English players in the Premier League.

At least Fulham kept a clean sheet, their first in 12 matches, although three wins from 18 is the more telling statistic.

But perhaps a more telling statistic was that this goalless draw marked the first time he has moved clubs and failed to score on his debut, something he seemed touchily aware of.

Another telling statistic: only nine subtitled films grossed more than £1m in the UK in the 90s; 49 made it over that line in the noughties, a huge increase even with inflation.

More tangible in this context is the fact that adoptees commit four times more suicide than their non-adopted peers, a tragic and telling statistic.

Here's a telling statistic about the 2014 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival: On the first of two three-day weekends more than 3,000 people paused to have their makeup or hair styled by professionals.

The reserve guard Andre Owens led Indiana with 16 points, a telling statistic.

Amid all the drama over Minnesota, Louisville and Pitino family business, one telling statistic was easily overlooked.