Sentence examples for rubbish statistics from inspiring English sources

Andrew Tyrie, chair of the cross-party Treasury select committee, has also blasted the UK's "rubbish" statistics and criticised the ONS for falling behind its international peers.

The government maintains the illusion that Burma's economy is growing faster than China's even though the World Bank has rubbished statistics that claim to show double-digit growth.

Those are the statistics of a rubbish side.

Tyrie was more forthright, reiterating the committee's long-standing concern that ministers and Bank of England policymakers were having to work with statistics tarred by poor data collection and production, or "rubbish in, rubbish out statistics", as the Conservative MP put it.

Any student of crime statistics knows that these maps are rubbish, since they are based not on the authoritative British crime survey but on a parlour game called "police recorded crime".

What rubbish!

Telly, rubbish.

Rubbish & dull.

Oh, rubbish.

Absolutely rubbish.

Serious rubbish.