The statisticians were generally charged with representing only such facts as favored their leanings toward land nationalization and expropriation of the landlords.
The investigations made by the statisticians of the zemstvo, showed that the struggle over the form of landholding was very obstinate and lasted for years.
The statisticians necessarily started in their investigations with preconceived ideas respecting the uniformity of the peasantry[113] as a class, except in so far as legal discriminations had to be taken into account.
Twelve communities were found by the statisticians in which a considerable part of the membership consisted of regular beggars.
This medium the statisticians designate the "Verkehrsprache"--the "Language of Association.
Lists of such works which came under the notice of the zemstvo statisticians will be found in V.
Miss Nightingale also induced her friend Mrs. Herbert to invite the statisticians to an evening party.
The passionate statisticians were, however, hopelessly out-voted in the House of Commons.
The uncertainty of employment placed the labourer even lower as a partaker in the income of the country than the statisticians placed him.
The statisticiansof the Health Department claim that New York's population has been underestimated a hundred thousand at least, and they appear to have the best of the argument.
To be well within the limits, the Society's statisticians allow only three and a half to the family, instead of the four and a half that are accepted as the standard of calculations which deal with New York's population as a whole.
The first two of these tasks, to be well done, must be placed in the hands of engineers, statisticians and mine experts.
The engineers, statisticians and advertising men that he secures to do the work in their respective fields are experts.
The economists and statisticians treated each of these artifices in its turn as a factor having a certain absolute value, which they might use like the a and b of a problem in algebra.
Do you know that when the Government of the United States wants to know anything about the Jews it must go to statisticians which the Jews themselves support?
What it is now the statisticianswill hardly undertake to say.
It seems as if the statisticians themselves were afraid to reveal the full truth to the people.
And yet the final representations of them may be twisted, either according to the desire of the statisticians or according to the abstract rules of arithmetic.
Now we are ready to present another conclusion that the statisticians of 1890 reached.
The success of the Statisticians proved their undoing.
From that time on, Statisticians filled the posts of government.
Thus the Statisticians produced the military impasse which destroyed the prestige of political leadership.
The cult of the Statisticians was strong because it produced results.
Statistics, for instance, showing a moderate apparent rate of increase of a disease within the last thirty years are looked upon by statisticians as really indicating that it is at a standstill.
Some statisticians say that crime and pauperism are increasing far more rapidly than population.
Conservative statisticians have estimated that, unless the tendency to decline is checked, the German population will come to a standstill within a generation.
Now, there is undoubtedly much privation in Germany, but it appears to be almost the unanimous verdict of economists and statisticians that the standard of welfare in Germany is constantly rising.
It is estimated by Wuggard statisticians that in twenty years from the close of the war the annual appropriation for pensions in Ug will amount to no less than one hundred and sixty gumdums to every enlisted man in the kingdom.
For this reason, some medical statisticians have attributed to vaccination an indirect protective influence against these disorders.
Nearly all the chiefstatisticians abroad tell the same tale with respect to the growth of crime on the Continent.
Many statisticians will not admit that the middle and upper classes form 10 per cent.
It has, until recently, been the habit of American statisticians to compare the foreign born population with the whole of the native population with respect to crime.
Without, however, anticipating future inquiries, we are, for the moment, only concerned with those proofs of the existence of a uniformity in human affairs which statisticians have been the first to bring forward.
The great advance made by the statisticiansconsists in applying to these inquiries the doctrine of averages, which no one thought of doing before the eighteenth century.
I know, Sir, that they use statisticians in the service.
Haldor only knows why they couldn't send me a few clerks instead of a squad of statisticians and one guard Trontar.
Statisticians estimate that there is no moment during the day when one or more young artists somewhere on the face of the globe are not painting pictures of children holding cats.
The statisticians are tactful enough not to say when a woman begins to take less interest in her personal appearance, but women more than sixty years do not, they say, spend more than ten minutes daily at their mirrors.
German Statisticians Assert That a Man Requires Only Seven Months for This Employment.
Our statisticians calculate that one eightieth part of our workers suffices for all the processes of distribution which in your day required one eighth of the population, so much being withdrawn from the force engaged in productive labor.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "statisticians" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
