Sentence examples for for the mere number from inspiring English sources

In particular, we did not find that this would be true for the mere number of coauthors.

It is questionable as to whether the mere number of hours is a valid parameter for measuring participation restriction, as this perspective disregards subjectively-experienced difficulties associated with social activities and context factors (such as family and professional obligations).

The mere number of elections can be deceptive.

The depth of our study is based solely on the mere number of articles located.

The need for surge capacity of hospital resources is more dependent on the combination of excess hospital admissions and length of stay than on the mere number of hospital admissions.

Moreover, even if the outbreak remains relatively mild, the mere numbers make it a major worry.

This means that essential information beyond the mere numbers of nurses and physicians in the EMR is required.

It's great that, as Hirsh reports, Yellen "…has even scolded her fellow economists for treating the unemployment rate as a mere number rather than a tragic encapsulation of the misery of millions". However, has she ever considered that it is the interventionist, activist Fed itself that is causing our chronically high unemployment?

While what Greinke has accomplished has been amazing, Hershiser was simply astonishing, blazing a trail of greatness for which mere numbers do not do justice.

But the mass of the Higgs is more than a mere number.

Tara Smith Austin, Tex., Oct. 17, 2010 • To the Editor: Re "For Tea Party, Sway Beyond Mere Numbers" (front page, Oct. 15): I continue to be amused by those on the right who promote Tea Party candidates with no sense of the underlying irony.