Sentence examples for the statistics offered from inspiring English sources

And the statistics offered in "Sick from Freedom" are certainly sobering, if necessarily tentative.

Of all the statistics offered to illuminate the debate over the National League Cy Young Award, this might be my favorite: In the last 15 years, according to Fangraphs, there have been 585 times when pitchers have thrown at least 200 innings.

The statistics offer little encouragement.

In 2005, the latest statistics offered by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 25,907 men killed themselves, vs. 6,730 women.

That's just one of the stunning statistics offered up in the company's newest blog post, "What Happens In An Internet Minute?" Aimed at making people aware of just how much data we produce in a short span of time, the post plugs Intel's new communications platforms, most notably "Crystal Forest," which it claims will help sites "beef up network security to handle the increasing network traffic".

We will do so by comparing the descriptive statistics offered by Federici in the late 1950s with those worked up 50 years afterwards.

For President Bush, the sorry statistics offered an opportunity to demand that Congress break a partisan deadlock and pass an economic recovery package before the end of November.

The CompuBox punch statistics offered quantitative context to the gruesome theater.

Although the health authorities in Taiwan release statistical reports periodically, the official statistics offer only aggregate data from the administrative viewpoint and lack a person-based approach.

In new statistics offered by American commanders in Kabul, Special Operations units have killed 339 midlevel Taliban commanders and 949 of the group's foot soldiers in the past three months alone.

The latest statistics offer a more detailed snapshot of the population as it was in 2011.