Sentence examples for competing number from inspiring English sources

Despite some confusing lingo and competing number systems, skateboard wheels are generally easy to pick out.

A number of economists said voters would be wise to simply tune out all of the competing numbers and focus instead on the philosophical underpinnings of the candidates' plans.

William E. Curry, a Democrat who lost the governor's race to Mr. Rowland in 1994, said the outcome of the election, with the undecided presidency and the parties' competing numbers, was startling.

By this point, in common with many other commentators, I am drowning in the competing numbers surrounding the welfare stand-off and don't pretend to have the full picture.

In the absence of knowing the truth of where the race stands, often the best option for reconciling competing numbers among respected polls is to aggregate them.

No wonder the Beatles are competing for number one album of the year with Eminem and Limp Bizkit.

This has a knock-on effect onto the level of competition in schools, the only way you can get the best is by competing in numbers.

Never forget that while you're competing with numbers and stats, you're also playing your opponents.

Another strange thing about the Compete numbers is that they show unique visitors going up by 20percentt but page views only going up 2.58percentt.

While TweetPhoto is still not getting the same amount of traffic as the leaders in the space, TwitPic, the site is edging out fellow competitor yFrog, according to January's Compete numbers.

And something tells me that Complete themselves will dispute them, just like every single other site on the planet does when you use Compete numbers in a blog post.