Sentence examples for trail statistics from inspiring English sources

A former colleague of mine who runs a Web site for political junkies recently sent me the "data trail" statistics that he receives each week.

He adds: This haphazard trail of politicized statistics sets a terrible precedent: an alarmist response to data that had only ever warranted collegiate action.

ONE of the main snags in assessing innovation's impact on the economy is that official statistics trail behind the pioneers.

As she headed down the trail, I lobbed statistics at here like grenades: "5 million dog bites occur in the U.S. each year... 1000 dog attacks a day require treatment in emergency rooms... the average legal settlement is $24,000... 53 percent of the victims are children..

Eventually, the certified cause of death becomes part of a long statistical trail, from the local physician to city and state health officials, and then is listed among the official vital statistics of the United States.

Often meaningless statistics are trailed out after a game of soccer.

People are hungry for facts – statistics, data trails, maps – and I'm in a position to give that to them".

In a radio advertisement playing in New Hampshire and in speeches along the campaign trail, Rudolph W. Giuliani has cited statistics to cut at the heart of his Democratic rivals' health care proposals, which he has derided as European-style "socialist" plans that will lower the standard of care in the United States.

NHA statistics are from Trail of the Stanley Cup.

The president repeatedly cited statistics on the campaign trail that were flawed or false; for example, he tweeted an inaccurate and racially problematic statistic about black-on-white homicides compared to white-on-black homicides.

Despite those statistics, the Broncos only trailed 12-8 at halftime.