Sentence examples for more startling numbers from inspiring English sources

Two more startling numbers.

One of the more startling numbers from recent Alabama polling was how Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is viewed in the state.

What is perhaps even more startling is the number of girls who are filming or photographing themselves in pairs or groups.

The weaker growth is even more startling considering that number of units sold is expected to continue expanding exponentially, logging a compound annual growth rate of 114% between 2004 and 2010.

Even more startling than the team's number of errors is the dearth of dazzling plays it has supplied this season.

In terms of jobs, the numbers are even more startling.

For black women in the same age group, the numbers are even more startling: the death rate is more than 13 times greater than for whites.

These are startling numbers — made even more striking given the range of STEM advocacy groups that making concerted efforts to increase female representation in engineering through programs that encourage women to enroll in engineering courses in high school, major in engineering in college and then go into the profession.

Looking over the last ten years, the numbers are even more startling.

Its numbers were even more startling than START's.

These numbers are even more startling when you consider it does not include the thousands of civilian employees, spouses, children, and members of local communities and foreigners abroad who were sexually assaulted by military members.