Sentence examples for low in numbers from inspiring English sources

Latest statistics show that on average, it takes two years seven months for a child to be adopted, while the statistics show we have hit a record low in numbers.

The Prime Minister and Home Secretary will understandably try to make political capital out of the 30-year low in numbers of offences, not least because of the Conservatives' historic reputation as the party of law and order.

Canada geese, whitetail deer and wild turkeys — all at one time low in numbers — have become so populous that they spill into the suburbs, but bringing back bobwhite populations is a struggling enterprise.

"It remains to be seen whether that event delivered the coup de grace to a Neanderthal population that was already low in numbers and genetic diversity, and trying to cope with the economic competition from incoming groups of H. sapiens," he said.

Previous studies have shown that they were low in numbers and so were increasingly becoming inbred.

Rheophilic fish have increased in the past two decades but were low in numbers for the first 15 years [18].

Moreover, many whale species remain low in numbers, the result of a century and a half of whaling (in the 19th and early part of the 20th century) and continued whaling by a few countries today, or are affected by ship strikings or noises which hamper their communication or food-locating abilities.

Some fish displayed more than one type of pathology, but pathological changes other than fusions were low in numbers and were not investigated.

This compatibility increases the credibility of the results, albeit the actual incidences are relatively low in numbers due to the natural incidence of 1 2 cases/1000 inhabitants annually.

"The police are now well-resourced for CSE [child sexual exploitation] and well trained, though prosecutions remain low in number".

Grieving disciples of Thatcherism were nonetheless low in number among the throng of curious office workers and tourists.