Sentence examples for stats mean from inspiring English sources
"Individual stats mean absolutely nothing".
The new UCAS stats mean we're looking at an average of 10 applications for every place.
"None of my individual stats mean that much," said Rice, who has 3,273 yards rushing in his career.
However... I'm a stat geek, but even I understand that stats mean nothing if an offense doesn't fulfill its primary responsibility of scoring points.
These stats mean nothing to the Hip Hop Republicans, a group totaling approximately 400 black Americans.
The statistics show that we want change, but those stats mean nothing when we don't care enough to do anything for it or pressure our politicians to make change.
Bad stats meant bad policy.
"[Those figures] were [released] almost before companies knew what stats meant.
Those stats meant that DND had alerts in two Behavior Analysis and Safety Improvement Categories (BASICs) that the FMCSA uses to rate companies and identify dangerous carriers.
His acceleration and natural fitness lend well to his attacking forays up the pitch and a good crossing stat means that he'll be pretty useful when he gets up there".
The front five will be facing a big day at the office at the set-piece against England but have size and experience, and the bare stats should mean we're not too disadvantaged here.
