Sentence examples for terrible statistics from inspiring English sources

And if we don't know the facts, we can't begin to change those shocking, terrible statistics.

"At one point we had 12 individuals out of 120 living with TB-HIV co-infection," says Perry. "These are really terrible statistics.

Those terrible statistics exist because the profession Danny Pearl chose is one that questions policies, exposes crimes and abuses, asks why people suffer at the hands of despots.

It also illustrates what's best about this earnest and absorbing dramatization of America's bloodiest war: It reminds us that the terrible statistics of slaughter consisted of individuals, men with homes, histories, sweethearts, families.

Most people could think of a friend or family member, and we later measured their attitudes towards overweight people as a whole – because there are terrible statistics that reveal negative stereotypes.

Modi's response to the deaths in Uttar Pradesh and terrible statistics of disease was to launch an ambitious nationwide campaign to end the practice of open defecation in time for Mahatma Gandhi's 150th birthday in 2019.

We need to pick ourselves up from a sad position, as a country suffering, with terrible poverty statistics because of the war, and accelerate ahead so that we can compare ourselves more proudly against other nations.

Paradoxically, Bratton's first stint as NYPD chief in the 1990s is seen as the start of the aggressive police tactics that helped turn around the city's terrible crime statistics but also spawned stop-and-frisk in the first place.

They've had tarballs he says, but it's the "tar balls that naturally occur in the Gulf of Mexico every year" and which nevertheless have never to my mind been mentioned before on the news or in the "LET'S GO MISSISSIPPI" guide book or the ad campaigns that read, "Come to Mississippi for our tarballs and our terrible healthcare statistics!" You know who's really eatin' ol' Haley's craw?

One would think that the easy solution to the American argument over levels of social spending would be for Massachussetts to go ahead and be Scandinavia, spending a lot on anti-poverty income support, public health, and schools, while letting Alabama go ahead and be Guatemala, with substandard schools, deep pockets of poverty, terrible public-health statistics and so forth.

"We have got terrible looking overall statistics and some of them are not misleading," Auburn defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson said Friday at a BCS press conference in Newport Beach.