Sentence examples for existence of considerable numbers from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Cape, Natal never had a viable nonracial franchise: at the century's end few Africans had the vote, despite the existence of considerable numbers of mission-educated black Christians.

The existence of considerable numbers of Russian and U.S. nuclear weapons and their means of delivery not under a regime of mutual control does, in our view, make Europe less safe.

Existence of considerable number of aqueducts in the area escalates subsidence rate through collapse and subsurface erosion.

This sub-network shows the existence of considerable number of genes playing roles in signal transduction, positive regulation of transcription and regulation of cell cycle through gene ontology analysis.

But I think the existence of this extended family over this long period of time, a family of considerable numbers, completely belies that phenomenon".

Beginning in the late 1940s and the 1950s, however, there was a resurgence of developmental ideas in all the social sciences particularly with respect to studies of the new nations and cultures that were coming into existence in considerable numbers.

The towing carriage and conditions have not been altered admitting the existence of considerable background noise.

Lines in interaction plot are not obviously parallel which shows the existence of considerable interaction effect.

Some author's have argued for the existence of considerable cross-cultural variation in the development of mindreading.

This study reveals the existence of considerable health inequalities among the employees in the Greek hospitals.

Challenging this notion, recent reports have shown the existence of considerable cross talk between the two pathways [ 14, 43].