Sentence examples for statistics on it from inspiring English sources

No one is keeping statistics on it, and unless there's a local C.S.I., it's kind of hard to track this down.

Cotton and its production are ensnared in politics, so national statistics on it are scarce.

We only started keeping statistics on it a year ago".

Defined as someone who allows fear to shape their thoughts and actions, and who could win gold in the Procrastination Olympics, it is probably as common as it is crippling, although there are limited statistics on it.

"I asked her to quickly find out whether or not I was right in remembering that the A.M.A. had done a big statement or publication on the handgun and the health care issue," Mr. Gore said, "and find relevant statistics on it.

"There are obviously no statistics on it, because it's happening under the radar.

The decoder can observe a low-resolution version of the image, study the local statistics based on it, and use the statistics to estimate the content in the higher levels.

The N.B.A. keeps statistics on what it calls "clutch time" performance, which it defines as situations in the last five minutes of the game when the score is within five points or less.

While it is hard to get comparable international statistics on this, it also seems that unpaid work rates may have risen faster in the UK than elsewhere.

If there is a lesson from last week's release of the British Social Attitudes survey statistics on prejudice, it is that racial prejudice and religious prejudice, when they conflate, are very susceptible to the shaping of public opinion.

Once the campaign has started, they can view up-to-date statistics on how it's going.