Sentence examples for in reasonable numbers from inspiring English sources
It had critics in paroxysms and sold in reasonable numbers.
The launch aid is repayable only if the aircraft sells in reasonable numbers.
Rated R in the US (as opposed to PG-13 for Chronicles), Riddick was targeted firmly at genre fans, who came out in reasonable numbers.
Even my quite exceptionally level-headed friend Francis Spufford opens his book, Unapologetic, with the reflection that his daughter's friends will think she's weird for being a Christian, and he lives in a part of the country where people do still go to church in reasonable numbers.
Dell continues to turn in reasonable numbers while the rest of the industry is in disarray thanks in part to a pricing war that he started last year.
Surveys that have included a wide range of species often obtained samples in a highly opportunistic manner, resulting in few species being sampled in reasonable numbers (12– 12).
A recent survey demonstrated the availability of some variables relevant to TOM analysis of vulnerable subgroups in the EU/EEA in a reasonable number of member states, such as prisoners (17 countries) and asylum-seekers, drug addicts, alcoholics, undocumented persons and immunesuppressed patients (10 14 countries) [ 45].
Scores higher than 20 were marked as 'high disability' score, as found this to result in a reasonable number of respondents in both the 'high disabled' and 'other' group.
In this paper, we present results for this classification as it resulted in a reasonable number of respondents within each wealth group in each region.
PCR results for all transcripts that showed a positive result in a reasonable number of cycles (<35) are shown in Figure 2. All positive PCR products were sequenced across the splicing junctions and confirmed to represent the expected MYB alternate splice variant.
When he retired in 1987, he told Publishers Weekly, "I do wish that all the books weren't so long and getting longer," adding that "the days of a good story told in a reasonable number of pages — like 'Cry, the Beloved Country' in 283; 'To Kill a Mockingbird' in 296 — seem gone".
