Sentence examples for a function of how many from inspiring English sources

"The foreclosure numbers are a function of how many loans are made," Mr. Karevoll said.

But demand has been a function of how many Toyota and Honda have produced.

"It's possibly a function of how many people are in the water" in New Zealand's cooler climate.

"This is a function of how many votes and how many preferences you are able to attract," Cormann told Sky News.

"The range of potential market applications is a function of how many beers you've had," said Tom Reidel, co-founder and senior vice president for business development at Millennial Net, a start-up in Cambridge, Mass.

Once a principle along these lines has been chosen, the relative strictness of a given Evidentialist position will be a function of how many exceptions it allows.

It's a function of how so many of us use this technology and how we let it use us.

Using a reasonably large and representative number of career profiles that satisfied our censoring bias criteria, we provided quantitative demonstration of how cumulative advantage in the publication process emerges, showing that the time between publications in top journals decreases as function of how many publications a researcher has published in those journals.

In the long term they are a function of how good the cruise line is at figuring out how many ships to have, where to sail them and how to satisfy its customers.

Productivity is a function of how much is produced or accomplished for however many hours worked.

Thus, they introduce a notion of history function which keeps a count of how many times a given strategy was used.