Sentence examples for Numerically from inspiring English sources

A fifth of the least numerate group had been in foreclosure, but only 7% of those who were more numerically adept had.Surprisingly, the least numerate were not making loan choices that differed much from their peers.

The protests against the Queen's presence have been numerically insignificant and inconsequential.

Their aim will be to make it hard for Miliband to form a government – not numerically hard, but politically hard.

Yet what the global media failed to noticed or indeed report was the numerically small band of protesters outside Dáil Éireann on the same day that a bankrupt builder from the west of Ireland decided to ram his vehicle into the parliament's entrance.

And forecasts must be expressed numerically, so there can be no hiding behind vague verbiage.

Mr Kenyatta's victory was thanks more to his canniness in building tribal alliances that numerically outweighed those that Mr Odinga put together, than to any set of policies.

Comcast's is now arranged not numerically by channel, but alphabetically by programme, by network and type of content.

European holding companies do have a single, numerically expressed, standard, called the insurance groups directive (IGD).

They were about as likely to have a fixed-rate mortgage as the more numerically able.

Numerically, the recession has sent living standards back only to the levels of around 2002 (see chart 2).

The Kargil operation was an attempt to move into the third phase without the strength to carry it through to its ultimate objective or the ability to sustain a long-drawn-out conflict with a numerically superior opponent.Mr Sharif's style of government is also being criticised.