Sentence examples for statistics came from from inspiring English sources

Uncle Dave may not remember that you pointed out that all his statistics came from white supremacist MySpace pages.

Those statistics came from a 2013 report put together by the State Department's Office of Inspector General, which inspects the "approximately 260 embassies, diplomatic posts, and international broadcasting installations throughout the world" to see whether resources are properly allocated to achieve U.S. policy goals.

Pointedly, those statistics came from Twitter itself, he tells me.

For stand basal area, all of the best evaluation statistics came from the whole-stand model (Table 3).

All of the above statistics came from a report released by the travel booking site Travelocity.

Most of the extracted reliability statistics came from poor quality studies according to the COSMIN criteria [ 18] (poor: 128 reliability measures; fair to good: 22 reliability measures).

Although most of the statistics come from national statistical correspondents, some countries return only partially completed questionnaires, and a few do not reply at all.

The statistics come from the 1990 Elias Baseball Analyst.

The statistics come from about 900 police agencies.

The latest statistics come from a report last week by the US Department of Commerce's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

(The statistics come from Scotusblog, and the trends hold whether you look at all cases or just divided ones).