anecdotal造句

The anecdotal evidence seems to be all around us.

But anecdotal evidence suggests plenty of people are bearish.

Postal rates were relatively cheap, but anecdotal accounts of lost letters are legion.

There are more and more anecdotal examples of an eclectic art taste developing in the region.

With each assessment a short summary with anecdotal information is Shared.

Following deployment, they can also provide feedback, based on real-world experience and anecdotal evidence, to guide subsequent evolutions.

The foundation said its research confirmed years of anecdotal reports of dwindling populations along the east coast.

There is plenty of anecdotal evidence for this, just as there is for similar claims about mobile phones.

We talked with labor and industry experts as well, gathering anecdotal evidence about employment prospects and job satisfaction.

The latest evidence - anecdotal, statistical and historical - suggests that although the ghost of Bradley still hovers over the election, its effect is diminishing.

SM: I think it came from a need to be different, to open another door, to be less anecdotal, less sentimental somehow, and colour helped.

Certainly, anecdotal evidence suggests that output sank alarmingly last month, far more quickly than anyone imagined was possible just weeks ago.

But is there any proof outside of anecdotal evidence that people actually don't like waiting and that page performance affects website users?

So during that transition time - which can take anywhere from a few years to a few decades - we get the endless stream of largely anecdotal stories like this one.

Experts are divided but anecdotal evidence suggests that reading long lists in newspapers can help reduce stress and the risk of "Karoshi" - the Japanese term for death by overwork.

Mr Prunier, elaborate, anecdotal and discursive, enjoys demolishing the idea that the war is a conspiracy of English-speaking countries to prise Congo away from the French sphere of influence.