Sentence examples for unreliable statistics from inspiring English sources

But CDRs are nevertheless better than simulations based on stale, unreliable statistics.

The report said it was difficult to find accurate numbers for such killings because of underreporting and unreliable statistics.

The general election debate over the NHS has already become an exchange of insults, doubtful assertions and unreliable statistics of the kind voters find so unedifying.

Critics said today that Mr. Ashcroft had relied on incomplete or unreliable statistics and that contrary to his statements, his views on the issue and Ms. Reno's were quite different.

It accused Metropolitan Life Insurance and United Healthcare of basing certain fees on unreliable statistics supplied by the Health Insurance Association of America, a managed care trade group in Washington.

Data itself is a tool, and in places where unreliable statistics about health, education, economics and the population's needs have stalled growth and development, the chance to gather data effectively is a game-changer.

GIVEN a choice between intelligent intuition and Russia's notoriously unreliable official statistics, it is usually a good idea to opt for the first.

Brandon Lewis, the Local Government minister, said: "This analysis was produced by the last administration and should be treated with extreme caution given how unreliable their statistics have been historically".

Findings: The evidence for a low mortality from IHD among the Inuit is fragile and rests on unreliable mortality statistics.

However, because of unreliable population statistics, program officials are in reality uncertain if routine coverage has been rising, holding steady, or even declining over the past two years.

Such figures are, like most Congolese statistics, unreliable.