Sentence examples for milestone number of from inspiring English sources

The study described in "City Milestone: Number of Jews Is Below Million" (news article, June 16) does a fine job of showing that New York Jewish life has undergone a significant shift in the last decade.

Hulu's live TV streaming service has hit a milestone number of more than 1 million subscribers.

The total number of patients, the number of patients who reached the milestone (number of events) and the number of censored patients are presented in the tables.

(In other words, Glamour said "23 skidoo" to 23. Perhaps that venerable expression led to the adjustment of the milestone number).

This year western Germany will pass a demographic milestone: the number of people of working age will shrink for the first time, as has already happened in the formerly communist east.

With quiet confidence, City's manager, Phil Brown, said: "We've passed milestones a number of times this season.

In yesterday's milestones, the number of U.S. soldiers who have died since the war now exceeds the number who died during the war, and next year's deficit was estimated at a whopping $480 billion, even without all the sky-high costs of Iraq.

Bonds said he did not know why fans, who are infatuated with the history of baseball — especially milestone numbers like Aaron's 755 homers — become so enamored with certain statistics.

As for all developmental milestones, mothers are often keen for their child to achieve this milestone, and a number of women in this current study (~5%) indicated that they first gave their baby solids to see if they were interested or to get them used to different tastes and textures, suggesting in these cases that the introduction of solids was mother-led and not infant-led.

In mid-2013, the conflict reached a new milestone as the number of foreign fighters exceeded that of any other Muslim conflict in modern history.

In 2009 I had a certain milestone birthday, the number of which I don't wish to discuss here.