Sentence examples for past statistics from inspiring English sources

While much was made of past statistics showing a rise in disadvantaged candidates, these always seemed to reflect their fighting spirit, rather than "prove" that the fees had no negative impact.

The ability to avoid sacks can be projected fairly well with past statistics, even if a quarterback changes teams, but the randomness of interceptions makes forecasting them a fool's errand.

Labour's analysis is based on past statistics that show CGT was paid by only about 200,000 taxpayers in 2013-14, wouldould benefit from a giveaway of more than £600m in total from the first year it fully kicks in.

Past statistics have proved that PEF can create even more damage compared to the earthquake alone (Fitzpatrick 1914).

In the past, statistics from competitor WebSideStory have roughly tracked those from OneStat, although WebSideStory has not released Firefox data since January 2006.

Rather than arguments over past statistics, what the people of Wales need is for their NHS to focus on making these changes for the future.

Venture past these statistics and you find an effigy of the architect himself.

The figures confirm past monthly statistics indicating New Zealanders are opting to stay home or come home as Australia faces tough economic times.

ON-TIME graduation rates at high schools on Long Island were substantially lower in 2005 than the districts had reported in the past, new statistics from the State Education Department show.

This hour-long accretion not only of names, but of relationships, pushes the viewer to see past the statistics, the miserably stubborn figures in the matter of such killings, which change hardly at all year-to-year.

When the Mets purchased his contract in November, they were looking past his statistics and at a right arm that stored some of the potential that has been on display over the last month.