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151. According to Catholic Church statistics, there were about 25, 000 baptisms in Havana in 1989.

152. Mr Milburn said the new statistics also revealed a disturbing trend towards long-term unemployment.

153. In two to three weeks, Ehrlich said, the Commerce Department plans publish statistics on durable goods orders and construction spending.

154. Besides, it is playing fast and loose with the statistics to take 1981 as the baseline for the Government's claims.

155. But merely examining national poverty statistics is not sufficient to understand the depth of poverty in the United States.

156. I have, I hasten to add, no precise statistics on hand.

157. This was an incredible result bearing in mind the general statistics of 98 percent failure rates reported for most dieting attempts.

158. The statistics include heart attacks and other natural causes as well as accidents to hikers, climbers, and mountain workers.

159. Booker Washington, riding a crest of popularity, taunted Turner with statistics.

160. For example, you may not be allowed to study, say, economics unless you also take statistics or computing.

161. There are three types of lies - lies, damn lies, and statistics. Benjamin Disraeli 

162. It includes Ally, a document analysis module that details statistics on word occurrences.

163. The Anti-Defamation League has compiled hate crime statistics from law enforcement throughout the county and recorded 413 incidents from 1992-94.

164. He did not typically employ elaborate statistics to test hypotheses or use control groups in his research.

165. We have some statistics, but we really need something more definite before we can make any firm decisions.

166. Establish an independent committee to advise on the objective presentation of health statistics and prevent their political manipulation.http://sentencedict.com/statistics.html

167. The statistics beggar belief.

168. Blacks responded with fresh statistics showing huge racial disparities in wealth.

169. Students are not seen as individuals but as statistics on a conveyor belt of examinations and rote learning.

170. In addition, most information comes from official statistics, especially from the Inland Revenue, deriving from tax returns and death duties.

171. This branch of thermodynamics applies the laws of statistics to component microscopic particles.

172. Latest export statistics show Britain's grain trade with foreign competitors drastically reduced - while imports are rising.

173. The statistics leave no doubt that the triumph of capital has lead to more and more unequal distribution of income and wealth.

174. This has provided the statistics that are needed for a new approach to be adopted for setting reserves and premium rates.

175. Both types of survey show a far higher figure for crimes committed than do the official statistics produced by the police.

176. Dudley Baxter's statistics of income distribution in 1867 may help place the discussion in context.

177. Enough statistics have been circulating about this venture to sink the Titanic.

178. The statistics prove that absolutely, and everybody except the hon. Lady knows it.

179. Consider the problems involved in using national income statistics to make international comparisons of living standards. 4.

180. Government officials now compile and release statistics quarterly, not monthly.