Sentence examples for statistical reality from inspiring English sources

"It's a statistical reality".

But in art, emotional ripeness trumps statistical reality.

After a generation of mass migration, this slogan is becoming a statistical reality in Los Angeles and other areas across the Southwest.

And regardless of how they might think of themselves, the cold statistical reality of typical Web users is that they are no longer young.

On Sunday afternoon, the Ravens' reputation as the N.F.L.'s top rushing defense preceded them at Giants Stadium, a statistical reality.

Asked if the countries in the euro zone could agree on a shared statistical reality, on a truth about the numbers, Mr. Radermacher was direct.

But statistical realities in the nation's fastest-growing state are sepia-toned and stark.

QUESTION FROM JOHNL.: Why is the public assumption: "illegals coming in bigger numbers every year" so far from the statistical realities?

Most police professionals, black and white, say that racial profiling is part of the job, that it reflects statistical realities, not racism.

They've ignored statistical realities to hype anecdotal – and extremely rare – events that invite us to worry about vanishingly tiny risks and while shrugging off vastly more likely ones.

"I don't feel you can be a parent and not feel nervous," said Lenore Skenazy, whose recent book, "Free-Range Kids: Giving Our Children the Freedom We Had Without Going Nuts with Worry," looks at parental fears and statistical realities.