Sentence examples for considerable numbers of sheep from inspiring English sources

Although the municipalities studied, Suldal and Tingvoll, are important areas for red deer, considerable numbers of sheep and cattle are also grazed during the summer.

Though primarily agriculturists, the Kamba keep considerable numbers of cattle, sheep, and goats.

Each day, on average 500 head of cattle plus considerable numbers of goats, sheep and occasionally pigs are slaughtered.

Since considerable number of studied sheep carried H. pylori without any pathological evidence, it seems that sheep may are natural host for H. pylori.

Infected but healthy-appearing cattle, sheep, and goats can excrete considerable numbers of brucellae in their milk for months or even years.

There have been considerable numbers of Protestants in Russia since the second half of the 18th century.

Considerable numbers of health care providers underestimated symptom intensities.

A considerable number of women stop.

"The authority is doing a considerable number of things wrong.

There have already been a considerable number of trades.

It also lost some Germanic prefixes such as ga- (German ge-) and contains a considerable number of words such as hestr 'horse,' fær or fár 'sheep,' gríss 'pig,' gólf 'floor,' and ostr 'cheese' that do not occur in East or West Germanic.