Sentence examples for because of sheer numbers from inspiring English sources

This is in part because of sheer numbers: early GWAS typically included only 1,000 5,000 individuals.

Newman said she suspected sexism exists in all work places, but has "the sense that Westminster is worse", partly because of sheer numbers – there are only 144 women out of 648 MPs.

And, there is a strong research base for middle-aged and older adults because of sheer numbers, with over 90percentt of cancer cases per year in people 40 years and older.

At the end of their study, the anthropologists concluded that because of the sheer numbers of artefacts people today own, we are at a point of "material saturation".

At Walter Reed, Mr. Ramos said, he experienced long delays because of "the sheer numbers of patients each doctor must keep track of".

But that is changing in the big cities, in large part because of their sheer numbers, but also because of the prevalence of satellite television, social media and cheap foreign travel, many Iranians say, which have helped to change attitudes.

Detective Constable Sarah Gardner, of the Metropolitan Police, said: "Thomas's offending was extraordinary, not just because of the sheer numbers of people he filmed but also due to the highly organised way, in which he saved, stored and filed the footage".

Crowds and skyscrapers come built in and privacy is at a premium because of the sheer numbers of people who call each city home.

"Four or five" casualties in cardiac arrest were sent to a temporary mortuary at the hospital because of the sheer numbers of emergency admissions.

It bothered me to see them, not only because of their sheer numbers, but more because of the hopeless feelings that welled up inside me.

The Kogelberg is considered the heart of the fynbos kingdom because of the sheer numbers and beauty of the plants and landscapes.