Sentence examples for telling stats from inspiring English sources

Damian Whitworth in the Times praised Booth as "an assiduous excavator of entertaining facts and telling stats".

comScore has just released some telling stats about the massive growth of live streaming video over the web.

One of the more telling stats of the Premiership season is the league's meanest defensive record belongs to Exeter.

And another telling stat for you: Federer's hit 19 unforced errors compared to Tsonga's nine.

The brainchild of Beta founder Robert Campbell, the site was launched to meet the needs and interests of what he identified as a new breed of 50- to 65-year-olds (one telling stat reveals that they are the fastest-growing demographic on Facebook and Twitter).

Hopefully future builds will show play times, which is the most telling stat available through the Steam client.

But he sounded a note for defiance, telling STAT, "It feels like living in North Korea or something … we're still continuing our research, and we're not going away … despite any intimidation by the Republicans".

Most telling stat of the week: Tiger was 12-under on the 16 par-5 holes.

Another telling stat, from the US Census Bureau: The number of Seattle families with an income of at least $200,000 is now greater than the number making less than $50,000.

For me, though, the most telling stat emerged a few months back, when a survey suggested that 72percentt of British workers clock up ten extra, unpaid hours of labour every week.

Given the urgency, the timeline could be compressed, but even so, Anthony Fauci, the director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told STAT that it may be at least 5 to 7 years before a Zika vaccine is commercially available.