Sentence examples for most remarkable statistics from inspiring English sources

One of the most remarkable statistics was that Federer managed to win the second set with a first-serve percentage of only 37percentt.

Perhaps one of the most remarkable statistics was the similarity in fluid balance between the two groups, with mean daily balances of just 20 ml being achieved.

That last fact in itself is perhaps the most remarkable of all the statistics Vettel has racked up so far - at a rate which, if it continues, threatens all F1's records.

"Once you move away from raw consumption statistics, the most remarkable finding is the way in which people use smartphones and tablets.

One of the most remarkable, but least commented on, social statistics available is the sex differential in crime.

Yet only Donald Bradman, whose career statistics may be the most remarkable thing in any sport, unquestionably ranks ahead of him among Australian batsmen.

Even with Gustavo's remarkable statistics, Brazil's midfield look vulnerable and far from the fearsome unit who bullied rivals last year, most notably Spain.

Two remarkable statistics illustrate the point.

The most remarkable was Aurelian.

Most remarkable was her face.

But what was most remarkable?