Sentence examples for in number instead from inspiring English sources

Bears & moose are increasing in number instead of decreasing.

Some people still believe in numbers, instead of quality.

The difference between this latest crop and previous ones lies not in quality but in numbers: instead of pairs, think clusters; no, better yet, packs.

STRAT-O-MATIC COMPUTER BASEBALL 5.0 -- Mainstream baseball games have never been glossier, but Strat-O-Matic etches your players in numbers instead of polygons.

However, the GPR data for the Ethiopia PMTCT grant was in numbers instead of the required percentage format, and it was unclear whether a cumulative target or period-specific target was shown.

As an aside, when we add estimated acquisition prices to CrunchBase, we usually put in the higher number instead of a range.

Just last week, BOKU (and other startups) struck a deal with AT&T that lets subscribers buy music, movies and other digital goods by typing in their phone number instead of using a bank card or PayPal account.

Over the last decade, such cards (commonly referred to as chip-and-PIN cards because users punch in a personal identification number instead of signing for the purchase) have been widely adopted in Europe as a means to reduce credit card fraud; the information stored in the magnetic strips used in traditional cards can be stolen fairly easily.

Such chip-based cards — commonly referred to as chip-and-PIN cards because users punch in a personal identification number instead of signing for the purchase — offer an extra layer of protection against the theft of cardholder data and counterfeiting, and they are designed to replace magnetic stripe technology and signature payments.

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How about a "3" in front of that number instead of a "4" to start?