Robert E. Sherwood, in his Pulitzer Prize-winning biography, "Roosevelt and Hopkins," published in 1948, cites some sobering statistics.
Several factors account for those sobering statistics according to Aaron Benavot, director of the global education monitoring report.
For the rest of us, they are sobering statistics that indicate for the first time just how prevalent sexual coercion is among ordinary people living ordinary lives.
These sobering statistics suggest that while the Olympics itself might have gone out with a bang, the legacy is going out with more of a whimper.
Such sobering statistics are a rarity in any discussion of prostate cancer, partly because surgeons and cancer experts worry that a man might forgo treatment rather than risk his sex life.
Cranked-up guitars and sobering statistics shared a Central Park audience of more than 60,000 people on Saturday at the Global Citizen Festival, a five-hour concert on the Great Lawn devoted to ending extreme poverty worldwide.
Kevin Williamson of Rebel Ink, and Scottish Writer of the Year Alan Bissett, both recently attacked the anti-Scottish discriminatory nature of the prize, producing hard, sobering statistics in support of their arguments.
Horace's story provides the narrative armature for a battery of sobering statistics, amassed by Professor Sizer in the course of an extended study of dozens of American high schools.
And the small banks' higher profits came despite lower turnover per customer.In this section Bad blood The moonies come to market Sleepless in Frankfurt, again Growing old extravagantly Asia trembles again Fear of foreigners For direction, watch the directors Merger mania, sobering statistics ReprintsStill, the market appreciates mergers, doesn't it?
But Mr. Perry appeared to go a bit further than the language of the question, which cited sobering statistics on homicides in Turkey, according to a Fox News transcript: BAIER: Governor Perry, since the Islamist-oriented party took over in Turkey, the murder rate of women has increased 1,400 percent there.
When they do so, transfers to and from tax havens stick out.In this section Bad blood The moonies come to market Sleepless in Frankfurt, again Growing old extravagantly Asia trembles again Fear of foreigners For direction, watch the directors Merger mania, sobering statistics ReprintsSearches at other big commercial banks have already netted big catches.
