Sentence examples for unhappy statistics from inspiring English sources
Stuart Lancaster cannot be entirely blamed for the last of those unhappy statistics but, after Saturday's 31-28 defeat by the Springboks, his near three-year reign as England coach is facing its first serious and sustained questions.
His assessment of attorneys as unhappy shells of people and his statistics about the rates of depression and addiction remind us of the dangers inherent in locking your heart in the parking lot each morning.
Divorce statistics and the stories of unhappy marriages seem to attest otherwise for a large group of people.
The bottom line, then, is that most Americans have good reason to feel unhappy about the economy, whatever Washington's favorite statistics may say.
"Statistics and newspapers tell me I am unhappy and dying," Hval sings, on "That Battle Is Over," against the warm chords of a mellotron.
Her encounters in between with the people who must live with the unhappy consequences of the Great Acceleration add potency to the numbing statistics of pollution, destruction and loss.
Justin Wolfers, an economist at the University of Michigan who helps advise the U.S. government on happiness statistics, told me that poor people in poor countries are not unhappy simply because they don't have wads of cash.
Here, look at these statistics!" The administration and some political commentators seem genuinely puzzled by polls showing that Americans are unhappy about the economy.
Looking to build faculty, and unhappy with professors trained in business and nothing else, he drew from other disciplines, hiring professors of psychology, sociology, mathematics, statistics and organizational behavior.
