Sentences with phrase «producing statistics like»

Not exact matches

According to the work produced by David B. Barrett's religious statistics organisation (FYI, the man was a Christian no less) atheists number more than Jews, Sikh's, Shintos, Baha'is, Jains, combined, and if you want to consider all «non - religious / secular / agnostic / atheist» together, since the whole «non-religion» movement is kinda riddled with people who find conontations of words like «atheist» to be bad enough to not want to declare themselves atheist, you'll find the number of that non-religious group also amounts more than those religions plus buddhism, and taoism or even Confucianism.

Not as much of a provider as some of the others on this list, but Antoine Griezmann has a Cristiano Ronald0 - like habit of producing great scoring statistics from out wide, enjoying a superb first season with Atletico Madrid.

Like the claims of a patent medicine pitchman, the spectacular Saturday afternoon statistics produced by football stars from the small colleges should be judged with healthy suspicion.

And she couldn't get past the statistics she now rattles off to other parents, like how Mothering magazine reported that 7 billion gallons of oil are used each year to produce plastic diapers, nearly four times the amount of oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Preserve.

Richard Murphy, a tax expert and former adviser to Jeremy Corbyn, wrote on his blog: «The risk is that HMRC is producing data that looks like Soviet - style tractor production statistics.

From her iconic works like The Semiotics of The Kitchen or Vital Statistics of A Citizen to recent works in which she worked with the images produced by drones, the artist has devotedly dealt with various aspects of media manipulation and image construction.

This is in contrast to classical statistics where pretty well any fool, even without more than modest training, can grab a software package (like MS Excel) and be up and away producing «results» in an hour or two.

I would sure like someone to make a coherent case for using a few of the statistics and studies that are produced by these organizations and base policy decisions on them??