Sentence examples for statistics dates from inspiring English sources

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

Though surgery is based on an analytical understanding of the body, and it long relied on "case series," its systematic use of experimental statistics dates only from the 1970s; and except perhaps in Soviet Russia, "surgical labor" has proved hard to divide.

According to park statistics dating to 1970, those who fought back sustained very severe injuries 80percentt of the time.

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

His rate of approvals was unusually low, by historical standards, based on statistics dating to 1900, on the Justice Department Web site.

The statistics, dating from the diocese's creation in 1957 through June 2002, show a peak of incidents in the 1970's.

Few officials are willing to give a public estimate of the cost of rebuilding an economy in which the most recent economic statistics date to 1994.

I then chose a bond randomly from the box and entered its vital statistics: date of issue (November 2003), denomination ($100) and serial number, and hit "submit".

The association, which did not respond to a request for comment, says its program has reached more than 26 million children in all 50 states and should be credited for the deep decline in accidental gun deaths shown in federal statistics dating to the mid-1980s.

The data were provided by league offices or official statistics dating back to the inception of each league.

However, that is a ridiculously high figure, and modern GDP statistics date back only to 1950 or so.