Sentence examples for combined numbers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Odinga, a Luo, chose a Kamba running mate, Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka, but their combined numbers are far below the Kikuyu-Kalenjin alliance.

Its many nominations – a dozen, the most for any Oscar film this year – do suggest strong support from below-the-line players, whose combined numbers could help bolster votes from other branches.

Mrs May plans to cap their combined numbers at 21,700 a fifth down on last year.In this section Silicon Roundabout At the chalkface The fire next time Jerry-built Into the even deeper Dropped stitches They told you so ReprintsBut it is the detail that counts.

Their combined numbers make for an employment crisis not seen since the Great Depression.

The CatSalut data on hospital admissions/year for severe sepsis (five-year mean, 16,460 cases) are close to the combined numbers for acute coronary syndrome and ischaemic stroke admissions together, at 11,000 and 8000, respectively [18, 19].

Turchin and Scheidel combined numbers of coin hoards from 250 B.C.E. to 100 B.C.E. with data from the Roman Republic censuses to understand how spikes in stashes reflected population changes.

BY THE NUMBERS 22 The combined number of points the Giants have scored in their last two games, both defeats.

He was following the Law of Total Tricks, which advises to bid as high as your combined number of trumps.

Others, like one asking third graders to add 59 sheep and 161 horses to figure out the combined number of both, seem to require no particular rural sensibilities.

150 The combined number of years since Portsmouth and Cardiff City, the FA Cup finalists, had last played in the final.

Turrialba's mostly bare-bones hotels, hostels and rest houses combined number in the single digits, many fewer than the number of rafting companies that operate in the area.