Sentence examples for especially high number from inspiring English sources

Some advocates claim that Syria has an especially high number of honor killings per capita, saying that the country is second or third in the world.

As the cold continued to grip New York, city officials said yesterday that they were receiving an especially high number of complaints about heating problems.

In stores with an especially high number of female shoppers, for instance, categories like children's books, education, cooking and lifestyle could be expanded.

Assuming I live into my 90s (which my penchant for pasties and panic attacks suggests is unlikely), I will read just over 3,000 books in my lifetime – which doesn't seem like an especially high number.

Dr. Timothy Lepore says he sees upwards of 100 cases of Lyme disease each year, an especially high number for an island with a population of 10,000 residents.

Compared with other news events covered by all the broadcast networks, plus CNN, Fox News, MSNBC and CNBC, the funeral did not have an especially high number of viewers.

Georgia officials said they had anticipated that the state would log especially high numbers because of recent efforts to build what they describe as a "reporting culture".

Swing-state counties with especially high numbers of veterans helped propel Donald Trump to the White House, suggesting that his attacks this summer on a Gold Star family did not dampen support for him in military communities.

And while we won't know for some time, some indications suggest they may have made up a larger share of the electorate than in typical midterm elections — or in other words, that young people turned out to vote in especially high numbers.

"We have declared a major incident... due to unprecedented levels of demand on our services, with especially high numbers of frail, elderly patients, combined with a record level of patients whose medical care is finished and whose discharge is delayed".

And over the past year, especially, I have worked in some communities with especially high numbers of senior citizens.