Sentence examples for frightening numbers from inspiring English sources

The official price is £3bn, but that's not counting lost productivity and expertise as everyone reapplies for their job and frightening numbers of senior managers quit, with a real shortage of expertise to fill the 212 clinical commissioning groups.

Certainly frightening numbers.

These frightening numbers did not immediately cow the union.

Despite the frightening numbers of people seeking help and the alarming sums of money they owe, most people manage their debts without difficulty.

This document took away the Wizard of Oz curtain flapping in front of digital business models and replaced it with some frankly rather frightening numbers.

Children were not dying in frightening numbers.

A frightening number of nominally liberal figures endorsed the massacre.

They are used by a frightening number of high school and college-age students.

"At sea, a frightening number of refugees and migrants are dying each year; on land, people fleeing war are finding their way blocked by closed borders".

The founders wanted the "people's branch" to be strong, but the Bush administration has usurped a frightening number of Congress's powers — with very little resistance.

Miranda It might not be to everyone's taste, but Miranda Hart's latest bout of broad slapstick silliness has been winning over a frightening number of viewers of late.