Sentence examples for most telling statistic from inspiring English sources

Duke escaped with a 1-point victory against No. 15 Belmont on Thursday night, and the most telling statistic from that game offers the biggest current indictment of the Duke program.

Perhaps the most telling statistic on ranching in Texas is that 70% of the state's ranches now run fewer than 50 head of cattle".No matter how high Texas may climb," ran a recent editorial in the Dallas Morning News, "its roots are in the range".

But the most telling statistic in explaining the Cobalt's rise (sales are up 10% this year) is its gas mileage: 34 highway miles per gallon on entry-level models with manual transmissions.

Perhaps the most telling statistic comes from the city of Oakland.

The most telling statistic in those 20 matches has been the lack of goals.

But the most telling statistic is, perhaps, the range of industries into which students are now recruited.

Yet when Mao Zedong died in 1976, he did at least bequeath his successors the human capital needed for growth.Indeed, if, from a welter of dubious data, one were to pick out the most telling single statistic about the difference between India and China, it might well be female illiteracy rates.

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

Another telling statistic was divulged by the NBS earlier in the week.

A particularly telling statistic is one reported by the United Nations.

But I feel like the telling statistic is ground balls.