Sentence examples for equally large number from inspiring English sources
That, too, was bombed, causing an equally large number of casualties, villagers said.
Like Greenwood Heights, the Williamsburg area has a large number of apartments coming to market at once, resulting in an equally large number of deals.
There are multiple terms for success (including "winnage," "winnitude," having an "Elvis year," being "golden" or "on velvet") and an equally large number of terms for failure ("lossage," "lossity," "Big Lose") and stupidity.
Mr. Knebel listened with interest as Mr. Hayduk described the success of the art show because Habitat is planning an open house this fall and hopes to attract an equally large number of potential volunteers and sponsors.
But the officers say an equally large number of Iraqi detainees say money is a significant reason they planted roadside bombs or shot at Iraqi and American-led forces.
The many inconveniences that plague the human body alone keep a large industry of product-makers in profit, and an equally large number of marketing-copy writers busy talking around them.The ways marketers manage to get their point across without mentioning the unpleasantness in question offer a school of euphemism in miniature.
Studies in Drosophila Kc cells [23] and mouse embryonic stem cells [24] indicate equally large numbers.
Equally a large number of natural and man-made materials have been investigated.
The high profile that the IPC has gained in the landscape of higher education in Portugal (reflected equally in the large number of students who put its courses as their first choice and in the excellent employment rates of their graduates) is the result of the fine quality of education its colleges and schools deliver.
As well as facing large numbers of equally frail enemy infantry, the player must combat vehicles, buildings and turrets which cannot be destroyed with the standard machine guns.
The plot reveals that both prediction algorithms perform equally well for a large number of SMPs, but are weakly correlated (r = 0.37) with each other.
