Meanings of tell statistic in English

Matching the number of thefts to vehicle registrations would be a more telling statistic.

If you look at the number of streams on most albums there are very telling statistics.

Gaymard flaunted a telling statistic: the EU absorbs well over two fifths of Brazil's farm exports.

One telling statistic: there are 20 junior 15 women's coxed quadruples.

The most telling statistic, though, was that Federer had eight break points and took only one of them.

The Minister for Tourism, Dr McDaid, gave a telling statistic yesterday when outlining the prospects for the 1998 season.

Here are two telling statistics.

The most telling statistic being that Fitzgerald represented his country only six months after his last schools game for Blackrock College.

Perhaps the most telling statistic was that Saint Mary's had 21 assists on 27 field goals.

They begin with some telling statistics...

But the most telling statistic about that encounter is that it was one of only two times that West Brom have managed to score twice.

Another telling statistic: The Warthogs have fired 54,000 high explosive shells from their 30mm Gatling guns (pictured here).

The North Americans dominated all of the telling statistics and earned the win their showing deserved with second-half strikes to Jessie Fleming and Nichelle Prince.

According to the Pew study, only 6% of teens make their first and last name publicly accessible on social networks- a very telling statistic.

The most telling statistic the researchers gathered may have been "failure to rescue rates," a measure of how well hospitals cope with surgical complications.