71.   Children have become the primary focus of many anti-tobacco efforts because statistics show they are the only age group in which smoking rates are increasing.

72.   Company statistics show that minority group representation in these jobs is close to their representation in the population.

73.   Costs are lower for young female drivers because statistics show that they are less likely than males to be involved in an accident.

74.   Debt levels, they reason, are too high, and already some statistics show consumers pulling back.

75.   Despite public perceptions to the contrary, newly released government statistics show more children are killed by guns on purpose rather than by accident.

76.   Demographic statistics show that the response to Whalenet has been overwhelming.

77.   DIL statistics show that a mother with a fifth-grade education is five times more likely to send a daughter to school than one with no education.

78.   District statistics also show that too many students miss too much class.

79.   Employment statistics show that teen-agers, less-educated older workers and minorities are the groups most likely to suffer, he said.

80.   Even as statistics show the fragility of marriage, people continue to march down the aisle again and again and again.