Sentence examples for another digit from inspiring English sources

You can write down all the 0.333333... you want, but there will always be another digit waiting to be transcribed.

(It's also plausible that some stickers inspire fellow motorists to extend another digit as a form of acknowledgment).

He didn't write code or hack or practice some other form of computer voodoo, he just added another digit to his account number in a Web page address and found himself looking at another person's account statement.

One Reply All listener, who confessed to a certain level of obsessive-compulsive behavior, said that he had once stared anxiously at the number in the top left of his Gmail in-box: he had 9,999 e-mails, and wondered if Google had coded enough room for another digit.

The piece encodes the first 244 decimal digits of π, including the initial 3, which corresponds to the first note of the right hand, the E a third above middle C. Every fourth note of the right-hand part (that is, the second note of each group of four 16th notes) gives another digit.

Today he has acquired another digit, sitting 44th and in danger of dropping out of the all-important top 50, the portal through which the game's elite gain automatic entry into the majors, World Golf Championships WGCC) events and marquee tournaments in America.

Once again men's magazines took the biggest circulation hits, with the No 2 paid-for men's title FHM suffering another double digit decline to 155,557 compared to the first half of 2010, while lads' weeklies Nuts and Zoo also suffered big double-digit falls.

iOS already has a much larger user base than the Mac does, but still, Twitter could see another double digit jump from this integration as well.

The third number, your issue number (usually "0" followed by another single digit), is located just below the DukeCard logo in the upper right hand corner of the card.

Meizu isn't banking on making another triple digit sales growth anytime soon, because the company's top people are well aware that smartphone ownership has reached a saturation point in many major parts of the world.

Our broad and preferred money supply metric - TMS2 (True "Austrian" Money Supply) - posted another double digit year-over-year rate increase in March, this one coming in at 14.5%.