Sentence examples for maths has a from inspiring English sources

Francis Jeffers, who by maths has a 200% scoring record for England, is on the Motherwell bench.

Busy At Maths has a lurching Nirvana-ish structure.

Rosberg, who once told me that "everything relates to physics and maths", had a serious side even then.

And while people on the spectrum range vastly in abilities and competencies, with few showing an aptitude for maths, it seems also that a significant proportion of people who are exceptionally good at maths have a higher than average number of autistic traits – a point made by the scholar of autism Simon Baron Cohen in Beautiful Young Minds.

Bellos sugars his account with a vignette of Cédric Villani, the nearest thing modern maths has to a rock star.

Such maths has created a less hard-edged version of US capitalism: entrepreneurial failure is regarded as positive, a learning curve.

One organisation that operates in the male dominated STEM sector (science, technology, engineering, maths) has made a conscious decision to feature positive images of women on its website and in all the material it produces.

By now, my maths has gone a little awry and I panic that I'm in danger of blowing my budget so I decide to buy something I can easily flog on eBay if I need to recoup some costs.

Edmonds said: "The maths has been a really useful distraction during the games because when you're not racing, you need something completely different to switch your mind to - something that means you have no room for sidelines of thoughts about racing and how you're going to do.

Few of us would admit to having poor literacy; but for some people, an unwillingness to engage with maths has almost become a badge of honour.

Even their most ardent adherents admit that maths has never been a Golden Dawn strong-suit.