Sentence examples for stream of statistics from inspiring English sources

A steady stream of statistics and headlines from around the league supplements the nonstop scoring.

But deciding upon future rate cuts will depend on sensitively interpreting the often confusing and contradictory stream of statistics and anecdotal reports Mr. Bernanke receives every day.

At Liverpool, he would have counter-attacked by reeling off a stream of statistics that would have "proved" he should have won the game.

Those of us who follow the collision of celebrity, sports and business are doomed to an endless stream of statistics.

Mr. Komer's "sensitive antennae were tuned to Johnson's desires," said a leading historian of the war, Stanley Karnow, and Mr. Komer produced a steady stream of statistics-laden reports that supported the Mr. Johnson's's vision of a light at the end of the tunnel.

Cramming a stream of achievements, statistics and plans into a speech that went on for more than an hour, he repeatedly mangled his words.

A stream of weak statistics in subsequent days, particularly a report hinting that manufacturing was in recession, suggested that his optimism might be misplaced.A more recent lot of numbers, however, pointed the other way.

He should also stop bothering to waste time trying to pin Cameron down on any policy details, because the prime minister just switches on the Cam-Bot, which is programmed to spew out streams of unrelated statistics on a continuous loop.

The improvement in Obama's standing on the economy tracks the mostly steady stream of better economic statistics over the past few months.

The problem isn't so much the never-ending stream of surveys, studies, and statistics — retail sales, housing prices, consumer confidence, unemployment claims, and so on.

Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.