Sentence examples for most striking statistic from inspiring English sources

The most striking statistic relates to demographics.

Perhaps the most striking statistic in this story is that Christians now make up about 5% of the Chinese population.

The most striking statistic about America's welfare recipients is the speed with which their numbers are falling.

For me, the most striking statistic of the last few years has been the one produced by Emanuel Saez and Thomas Piketty; that the richest 1% of Americans have seen real income gains of 31%, while the poorest 99% have gained less than 1%.

Perhaps the most striking statistic was that in 2012, Somali pirate attacks — recently the bane of shipping in the Indian Ocean — dropped by almost 80 percent from a year earlier, with 851 seafarers fired upon, compared with 3,863 in 2011.

But perhaps the most striking statistic of all: 85percentt of all activity on Wattpad is mobile.

The statistic S2 found the most striking contrast between kinds of comparisons in Figure 5, differences between morphs being clearly the largest.

Maybe the most striking way to set up the issue is via a statistic that emerged from a 2006 Eurobarometer survey by the European Commission.

The questionnaire asked, "What is the single most striking aspect of the report (e.g. a graph, a statistic, a statement)?" The graphs were singled out by respondents.

Perhaps the most striking example of CBS's appeal to the mass of viewers is this statistic from February: For the month, in terms of scripted entertainment shows (that means no sports, award shows or reality shows), individual episodes of shows on CBS occupy the first 31 places in terms of total viewers.

Of all genes that showed a significant departure from the neutrality by the HEW statistic, FBN32 (AGAP007041; HEW corrected p = 0.0482) in the GOUNDRY 2Laa/2Laa subgroup showed the most striking pattern of linkage disequilibrium.