Sentence examples for is in a number of from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives' real challenge is in a number of seats the party won in the 1980s – Dewsbury, Halifax, Elmet, Batley aand Spen).

So it is in a number of small towns across the country, as technology giants like Amazon, Google and Microsoft race to build networks of unprecedented size to provide services over the internet, a technology trend known as cloud computing.

Although the process of preparing and discussing a national budget has progressed considerably during the 20th century, it is in a number of senses still inferior to the way budgeting is carried out by private sector companies or indeed by individuals.

The EBITDA-based IDR is in a number of cases only binding for the partnership, but not for the corporation.

Since Plato's description is in a number of respects difficult to square with what we know from other sources of Zeno's actual arguments, one should be wary of making it the basis for hypotheses regarding the book's plan of organization.

Extraction with the use of a porous membrane which forms an interphase between two bulk phases and provides the physical surface for mass transfer is, in a number of applications, more efficient than that carried out in conventional devices.

"I've been in a number of fights in my life.

"They also are in a number of smaller enclaves spotted all around the country.

"I've been in a number of sex education lessons in schools over the past year or so.

Having been in a number of north-east bands they decided to go it alone as a duo.

We're in a number of conversations about how we expand.