Sentence examples similar to painful statistics from inspiring English sources
It is impermissible to dwell on chronic, painful problems, or on statistics that challenge the notion that the United States leads the world — a point made memorably in a tirade by the dyspeptic anchorman played by Jeff Daniels in the HBO drama "The Newsroom".
Internationally, statistics regarding prevalence of painful sexual intercourse or painful attempted intercourse vary between 14 and 34 % [ 3].
This season has been abysmal and the statistics make for painful reading.
He showed a supercut of speeches from the event talking about feelings – including one from the House speaker, Paul Ryan, who said the "whole economy feels stuck" – and a particularly painful interview of Newt Gingrich arguing over "liberal" crime statistics on CNN.
After the economy grew 7.3 percent in 2008, it shrank a painful 6.6 percent in 2009, according to Eurostat, the European Union's statistics agency.
While some black parents said the statistics confirmed the discrimination they suspected, others denounced the group's report as perpetuating painful stereotypes.
Recently his juggling act — White House work by day, statistics homework by night — proved too much, and Mr. Love, 30, made what friends and colleagues called a painful decision to leave the president's side.
