Sentence examples for statistics and records from inspiring English sources
Statistics and records crowd out insight, and the prose is both formulaic and cliche-ridden.
Ripley began his cartooning career chronicling sports statistics and records, but he got more mileage from noting bizarre achievements!
And the statistics and records of players convicted of fixing, like Cronje and the former India captain Mohammed Azharuddin, stay in the books, too.
"Sometimes the importance of the streak record is judged by who holds it rather than by what it represents," said Steve Hirdt, an executive with Elias Sports Bureau, keeper of Major League Baseball statistics and records.
Decades from now, how will this latest chapter be remembered, when a sport whose statistics and records are practically its lifeblood experienced an offensive surge that stretched believability to the breaking point?
Here, we take a look at a few statistics and records that make clear just how special the Portugal international is... Scored 4 in Portugal's two-legged play-off games against Sweden, securing passage to the World Cup.
For him, the key is to help England win games – as he can realistically hope to here, weather permitting – and let the statistics and record books look after themselves.
Both countries are equally well provided with vital statistics and census records.
(Overall family planning use was calculated using population census figures of women of reproductive age in the 3 pilot locations as the denominator and clinic service statistics and CHW records as the numerator).
Because the restrictive nature of case-finding methods required access to vital statistics and clinical records, most of the 38 collaborating centres of the MONICA project were based in Europe; only one centre, Beijing, was in a developing country.
Population estimates for intercensal years are projected from census counts from the most recent decennial census along with other governmental data (e.g., vital statistics and immigration records), and are subject to adjustment after the release of data from the subsequent census.
