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Anecdotal

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Anecdotal meaning

Of the nature of or relating to an anecdote. | Containing or abounding in anecdotes.

Example sentences (20)

According to anecdotal evidence, stronger competition for skilled labour pushed up starting pay.

And it’s great there are anecdotal examples of property owners who don’t participate in the ‘whatever the market might conceivably bear’ race to the bottom… the race to attack the base of the Asheville human economy pyramid.

Anecdotal data suggests most of the students end up with standard corporate careers.

Anecdotal evidence linked the latest decline in payrolls to softer demand conditions and the non-replacement of voluntary leavers.

Because I think we have to remember that a lot of this is slightly anecdotal, even if there is science behind it,” she said.

But while there is anecdotal evidence of health benefits, May points out that there is little medical research on the practice.

Effects: Anecdotal evidence suggests that HHC offers a comparable yet distinct experience to THC.

Figures also confirm anecdotal reports of many people sneezing and coughing, with high levels of people falling victim to common winter cold.

For example, those figures about improvements in boot time aren’t just anecdotal or guesswork.

He claims reading Venosa, J. (2011) disser would have made my generalized observation” a difference in terms of the “anecdotal vsertation, which is available on the internet, cannot be my Bible.

However, there is a growing list of anecdotal evidence that is encouraging.

If we are going to spend $160 million on a school in Scarborough, I would hope that it would be the best outcome for children that is evidence based, not anecdotal.

I’m skeptical that those legislatures have moderated much based on anecdotal evidence, but I’m open to other ways to elect lawmakers who are more interested in governing than, say, posturing about climate change and whatnot.

In the meantime, Kiselbach said there are only anecdotal accounts of employers decamping to suburban office locations that are closer to where their employees on hybrid work-from-home schedules live.

In the South African context, both research and anecdotal findings point to the need for ethico-legal requirements that address concerns.

I think we have all seen the effects in our personal experiences, and now the anecdotal impressions have data to back them up.

It is using anecdotal and low-number case studies to render broader conclusions.

Maybe what you are seeing in terms of the average number of prescriptions, any anecdotal feedback would be helpful there.

There’s also anecdotal evidence from two successful investors who embraced franchises during a recession.

This may be shaped by the permissions girls are granted to use mobile phones, but there is also anecdotal evidence that shows girls’ understanding of how this technology can be a gateway to future opportunities.