Sentence examples for beyond the mere number from inspiring English sources

But Moscow's transformation goes beyond the mere number of structures.

This means that essential information beyond the mere numbers of nurses and physicians in the EMR is required.

The mere number of elections can be deceptive.

Tara Smith Austin, Tex., Oct. 17, 2010 • To the Editor: Re "For Tea Party, Sway Beyond Mere Numbers" (front page, Oct. 15): I continue to be amused by those on the right who promote Tea Party candidates with no sense of the underlying irony.

Yet for all their similarities, Anonymous 4 and the Trio Mediaeval differ significantly (beyond mere numbers).

And even if travelling by autonomous vehicle is shown to be statistically safer, car designers will need to find ways to reassure people beyond mere numbers.

When asked by the Guardian for clarification on what he specifically meant by the term "significant", Lawson declined to elaborate other than to say it is "obviously a matter of judgment and common sense, and goes beyond mere numbers".

Principally, information sharing goes beyond the mere communication of order quantities so that the resulting low numbers are surprising.

Still, our study suggests that many other actions, beyond the mere reduction of user fees, are likely to have contributed to increase the number of facility-based deliveries.

The number of injured and arrested indicated the situation must have escalated beyond the mere shutting down of a party.

A number of experts have stated that the use of umbilical cord goes beyond the mere utilization of human tissues for the purpose of treatment.