Sentence examples for stats figures from inspiring English sources

I struggle to watch baseball games without obsessively checking stats, figures on my tablet or tweeting from my phone.

They'll be talking about stats, figures, improvements, sackings.

We spoke to our pal Alistair again, who could provide in-depth stats, figures and advice on the issue.

Some stats: figures from the Office for National Statistics show that reports of rape are at an all-time high; more than 22,100 were recorded last year.

But he declined to comment on the new system and withdrew an invitation, extended by Chief Crawford, to allow a reporter to attend the monthly meeting where precinct commanders review the Nass-Stat figures and make decisions on how to allocate their officers.

Bazalgette rejects out of hand the "bureaucracy" tag, unleashing another stream of stats and figures to prove that it is in fact a streamlined network of inspirational creativity.

6.49am GMT And that is all from me I will hand you over to my old mate John Ashdown now, but it's worth taking a look at some stats and figures from that England innings.

We're bombarded with stats and figures and doom-mongering from people on the telly who we can't connect with, but the decisions made by the people in charge affect our day-to-day wellbeing.

I would never say I'm an expert in this subject – I don't know the stats and figures – but I think there's a reason why This Is England is called This Is England and not This Was England, because a lot of the subject matter brought into the series is still there.

This framework focuses on identifying and maximizing a small number of information-rich data streams rather than analyzing vast volumes of stats and figures.

Analyst Ayaz Memon said India "were outplayed in all departments of the game - even more so in two that are not reflected in stats and figures: fitness and planning".