The phrase "as numerous from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in its usage and does not fit standard grammatical structures.
Example: "The stars in the sky are as numerous from my backyard as they are from the observatory."
Alternatives: "as numerous as" or "as many as".
In August alone, posts that mentioned Fonterra were five times as numerous as those from January through July.
Versace is a chameleon label, which can embrace identities as numerous as the snakes writhing from the head of the house's Medusa emblem.
Greater Omaha's broad-based economy attracted settlers from older parts of the United States as well as numerous immigrants from Europe, notably from Bohemia, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Poland, and Scandinavia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
After the American Civil War the development of railroads, mining, and industry attracted blacks from the South as well as numerous labourers from southern and eastern Europe.
The exciting, wide-ranging list of Meltdown guests includes, as well as numerous names from jazz, Patti Smith, Moby, Baaba Maal, Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the first ever UK performance of the Plastic Ono Band, with Yoko Ono (who first appeared with Coleman as part of a Fluxus art event in the early 1960s), Sean Lennon and Antony Hegarty.
It contains numerous letters and general notes as well as numerous excerpts from the councils that Gregory held regularly in Rome.
The extraordinary exhibit, which closed in December, included rare books and manuscripts, as well as numerous specimens from UCMP and the other Berkeley Natural History Museums.
Bernard Tschumi was awarded France's Grand Prix National d'Architecture in 1996 as well as numerous awards from the American Institute of Architects and the National Endowment for the Arts.
By Monday, the leaking itself went into overdrive as numerous Republicans from across the country told reporters, always anonymously, that Mr. Lott had no chance of remaining as Senate Republican leader and that the White House wanted him out.
She will be remembered with love by her husband Monroe Bush and son Monroe, her mother Rosalie Hook, her sisters Lynn, Julie, Jillian Colhoun, Lisa Jeffery, and brother Steve Colhoun, as well as numerous friends from her 64 years of Benevolence and Joy.
