Sentence examples for clarifying how many from inspiring English sources

Other witnesses had been interviewed, the police said, without clarifying how many.

There remains work to do with regard to clarifying how many and what types of results individuals want returned.

The DfE was not immediately able to clarify how many individuals were identified in each record.

Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, would not clarify how many iPhone 5 handsets were sold specifically.

"We're working with the FIA to clarify how many races we can miss," Anderson told the New York Times.

Could you clarify how many police forces were involved, as you only mention one – the helmet badges in Guardian illustrations would suggest more.

The official accounts did not clarify how many journalists had been arrested, the precise nature of the accusations against them or when they might be formally charged.

He declined reporters access to the camps, and would not clarify how many camps there were in Beijing or in the country as a whole.

Estimates of the number of children who are home educated range from 45,000 to 150,000 – the government argues that the register is needed to clarify how many are opting out of traditional schooling and where they are.

Amber Rudd said after a two-hour meeting on Monday with her French counterpart, Bernard Cazeneuve, that the official effort would prioritise safeguarding children aged under 12 – while after her announcement Labour MPs pressed her to clarify how many of the 1,000 unaccompanied children in Calais the UK would take.

The future of the team, USF1, is in the hands of the International Automobile Federation, the sport's governing body, known as the F.I.A. "We're working with the F.I.A. to clarify how many races we can miss," Anderson said during a telephone interview Friday.