Sentence examples for statistic making from inspiring English sources

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In fact, if you're looking for deeply discounted merchandise, that statistic makes the supply seem smaller than it is.

That in itself is an astonishing statistic, made even more surprising by both teams' wobbly qualification campaigns.

"Statistic after statistic makes me think there is a real possibility for a double-dip recession," Senator Tom Daschle, the Democratic majority leader, told reporters.

But the question must be asked: does the statistic make Kyle an interesting person with an interesting story?

Halladay has led the league in innings four times, and said that statistic made him most proud.

The Rangers are second to last in the N.H.L. in scoring with 2.33 goals a game, a statistic made more painful by their defensive failures.

Wood laughed off the insinuation that the statistic made him more intimidating, noting that almost all his hit batters have come on breaking balls.

And people who worked in America's porn industry, then an underground juggernaut that, according to one regularly quoted statistic, made more money than Hollywood.

This statistic makes America look awful, almost entirely due to the fact that American children spend a lot of time in cars.

Before Wednesday's shameful decision by a New York grand jury to refuse to indict the police officer who choked to death an unarmed and unresisting Eric Garner, one statistic made clear just how much our justice system has failed: If you are an ordinary citizen being investigated for a crime by an American grand jury, there is a 99.993% chance you'll be indicted.