Sentence examples for unfortunate statistics from inspiring English sources

But there are several variables involved in job search success and these unfortunate statistics don't necessarily predict the outcome for your individual experience.

Yet if one can find a silver lining, these unfortunate statistics serve to highlight the resilience among women who have served.

Despite these unfortunate statistics, 20 30% of EOC patients survive five years or more after diagnosis.

-  UNICEF is questioning the credibility of information presented to the media by the 'Association of Parents of Seriously Ill Children', especially the recent speculations about infant deaths, allegedly linked to the vaccine against Hepatitis B. The unfortunate statistics of infant mortality in Bosnia and Herzegovina (2,249 over the last 10 years) has no proven connection with vaccines.

Despite the unfortunate road safety statistics of child pedestrians and the known health benefits of childhood walking, our transportation networks remain alarmingly dangerous for the few children that still walk independently.

When the time came for the assault weapons ban to be renewed in 2004, Congress and GOP President George W. Bush let it die, an unfortunate outcome given the current statistics showing that mass shooters have possessed these semi-automatic assault weapons, such as AR-15's, over half of the time, and when used they tend to result in higher casualties.

Now, at best, we're an unfortunate footnote in the broader unemployment statistics.

That's because statistics for those teams unfortunate enough to need a single playoff away result are grim.

It is unfortunate that there are no hard statistics about adultery.

Two boyhood pals – Toby Moskowitz, a finance professor at the University of Chicago, and Jon Wertheim, a writer at Sports Illustrated – set out to separate myth from reality, poring over mountains of statistics for a book with an unfortunate title, "Scorecasting".

It is very unfortunate that as fascinating and classic an area of statistics as model selection, with important practical applications, has received very little attention in terms of algorithmic design and engineering.