Sentence examples for be that a number from inspiring English sources
"It might be that a number of consultants are now offering services like 'nuke your competitor' in Google Places.
The consensus, amidst much controversy, seems to be that a number of municipalities including Pretoria were combined to form the City of Tshwane metropolitan municipality.
The only thing less likely than a Wal-Mart meeting that sounds as if it were dreamed up by liberal-arts environmentalists may be that a number of scholars and environmental groups say that Wal-Mart is the only entity capable of making "sustainable consumption" a retailing reality.
Consequently, it may be that a number of dimensions of social capital may 'transfer' to the prison setting, but not all are 'translatable' – that is, while trust and safety (and other dimensions) may be a necessary component of social capital both outside and inside prison, trust and safety may look different, or be valued differently, in the prison environment than in mainstream society.
Alternatively, it may be that a number of kin-groups with local power-bases may have competed for the succession.
The biggest problem affecting both "The 100" and "Star-Crossed" seems to be that a number of characters stay fairly close to predictable stereotypes.
The truth is that's an arbitrary number.
That's a number that compares to Garth Brooks' total.
"That is a number that we cannot go below".
That's a number that ought to impress espresso buffs.
