Sentence examples for sloppy statistics from inspiring English sources
Studies have found that journals publish findings based on sloppy statistics.
His statistics are sometimes sloppy and he seems barely aware that for most of its people the Soviet Union was already a hell-hole, even when the American workers were happily playing baseball in Gorky Park.The real value of his book is in chronicling the extraordinarily supine behaviour of American bureaucrats and politicians towards the fate of their fellow-countrymen.
Speaking to the Guardian about his complaint, Portes said: "It is absolutely clear that, whether deliberately or otherwise, DWP presentation of the sanctions statistics has been at best confusing and sloppy.
But, in this case, the way it was conducted is so breathtakingly sloppy that it is useful only as an illustration of how you can play fast and loose with statistics.
University College London researchers whose statistics were previously used to argue that "immigrants cost Britain £3,000 a year each" criticised Migration Watch UK's "sloppy or simply wrong" conclusions based on "serious misinterpretation" of the original research.
What a sloppy, sloppy game.
