Sentence examples for statistic brings from inspiring English sources

This appalling statistic brings home the punishment working families are taking from the foreclosure crisis, a crisis acting like a cancer on the economic recovery.

SEE YA Writing in HR, Susan Meisinger offers one statistic that brings to life all the talk about a pending knowledge worker shortage — caused by aging employees who are leaving the work force.

You can tell a joke to break the ice or use a statistic that brings to light your issue.

Here's a statistic which will bring Gazza-style tears to England fans - and one they probably knew already - the Three Lions have the worst penalty shootout record in World Cup history.

Notable in the per-capita list is South Africa, which sees 15,000 road deaths each year, a statistic that was brought into sharp relief when Nelson Mandela's great grand-daughter Zenani was killed. .

The comments also tie into a statistic that she brought up in a previous panel: about 30percentt of college graduates are currently working jobs that do not require a degree in the first place.

Adele's success has taken the focus off that somewhat, but this week brings a sad statistic: For the first time since SoundScan opened in 1991, albums with fewer than 20,000 weekly sales have reached the Top 10.

She, in fact, is the face of the statistic; she is who unwittingly brings the harsh reality of mental illness home for you.

He brings forth a startling statistic.

Each day brings a grim new statistic about the outlook for the economy.

GigaOm's Om Malik brings up the shocking statistic that job postings in the IT industry have increased 69% since October of 2009.