Sentence examples for plenty of statistics from inspiring English sources
There are plenty of statistics that tell us that inequality is continually rising.
SURVEILLANCE programs reduce crime, the experts say, and there are plenty of statistics to back them up.
She supplies personal stories, and she has plenty of statistics on how far women have yet to go.
An environment that is and was already increasingly violent (plenty of statistics to prove this) and not well policed.
There are plenty of statistics — 125 billion friendships on Facebook, 300 million photos uploaded each day, more than one billion comments created each day.
And while there are plenty of statistics, announcers try to focus on break points and other critical junctures, which may not arise frequently in a lopsided match.
"While some anecdotal evidence has indicated that employers are feeling more confident about economic conditions, plenty of other statistics suggest that headwinds continue to weigh on the economy: the national employment trend has decelerated, the stock market declined this month and many are still concerned about the situation in Europe".
While the article itself provides plenty of great statistics and touches on a very important topic, the article really misses the mark on two main points about long-term care insurance.
We're conditioned from an early age to believe that acknowledging weakness is somehow a weakness in itself, and there are plenty of depressing statistics to confirm what a huge problem this is.
Entitled "The New Plastics Economy: Rethinking the future of plastics," the report contains plenty of sickening statistics about the amount of plastic polluting the ocean, like how 150 million tons of plastic are floating in areas like the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, where sea currents cause floating plastic to accumulate.
