Sentence examples for put statistics from inspiring English sources

Stephen Cushion, the director of the university's MA in political communication programme, wrote in the New Statesman: "This left little space for more independent sources with expert knowledge to verify claims, or put statistics in context.

Much of the problem, he says, is that African governments have not put statistics at the forefront of policy and institutional reform agendas, leaving the private sector and non-governmental organisations to fill in the gaps.

"Western medicine puts statistics on you and from that moment, it is considered not curable.

The putting statistics from Thursday's round seemed to bear that out: Mickelson was 18 for 19 on putts of 10 feet or less.

After crunching total putting statistics, combining putts per greens in regulation and putts per round, the top three countries in the past six British Opens were South Africa, France and England.

The Englishman, who ranks second in the putting statistics in America this year, was beaten in a play-off in the 2004 renewal of the Buick at Torrey Pines and was second again a year later.

Pantula says the funding review and the new outreach toward statisticians mark a "positive step" toward putting statistics in the spotlight.

Rose, who ranked a lowly 128th in putting statistics last year and is 127th thus far in 2013, took only 25 putts on day one at Bay Hill and said: "Today was probably the first real hot day I've had with the blade in a long, long time.

It's no predictor of future price gains, put the statistics make for fun reading.

This is not to excuse the police – violence is intolerably high – but to put the statistics in historical perspective.

The Education Department put dropout statistics for special-education students, who left school at higher rates, in a separate category.