Sentence examples for statistics back to from inspiring English sources

Chiarelli knew he'd carry the cruel statistics back to Fort Hood, Tex., and face the bereaved.

Bean's final report on government statistics, published in March, recommended "taking economic statistics back to the future".

Almost exclusively, they are existing smartphones, tablets, computers and routers, plus a surprising number of industrial components used to beam performance statistics back to corporate headquarters.

The quality of its documentary output may not have been particularly consistent, but for every half-arsed chat about feminism with Charli XCX or clumsy intrusion into an ongoing police investigation with Stacey "I repeat statistics back to people in an incredulous voice" Dooley, there was something progressive and valuable.

The pedometer/silent alarm/sleep sensor was a rubber bracelet that just sat there – you didn't have to do much except charge it every few weeks – and it would report all of your vital statistics back to your phone so you could become a better you.

We reported summary statistics back to the individual study investigators for confirmation and resolution of any discrepancies.

Debate about Argentina's official statistics dates back to 2007, when the government dismissed the director of the statistics agency that deals with inflation.

Amtrak ridership statistics go back to 1975.

A visitor to his office earlier this year discovered Greenspan knee-deep in economic statistics dating back to the nineteen-fifties.

Mr. Beckman cited statistics going back to the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta through the 2008 Games in Beijing.

"Florida has become the corruption capital of America," said Dan Krassner, the executive director of a watchdog group, Integrity Florida, citing statistics going back to 1976 and the "significant number of public officials arrested this year and last".