Sentence examples for definitive numbers from inspiring English sources

There are no definitive numbers on how many people use Web-based videoconferencing.

Many news organizations have fewer people in Iraq than they once did, though no definitive numbers are available.

While definitive numbers are hard to come by, the incidence of violence in care facilities appears to be going up.

There are no definitive numbers, but in 1995 the Child Welfare League of America estimated that 4percentt of all foster care adoptions were transracial.

While there are no definitive numbers on how many gay and lesbian families exist, people who work with them say there has been something of a baby boom.

For instance, in the area of water quality we are providing definitive numbers for bacteria levels to help farmers judge what they should do".

"At this time we don't have a definitive number".

Is there a definitive number of hours in a work week, in a work day?

Now Mr. Hirst's London company Science Ltd. will finally provide a definitive number.

But a definitive number will not be known until mid-June, when Cablevision reports to YES on business in April.

There have been so many coups in Thailand's history that scholars have not arrived at a definitive number.