Sentence examples for number considered from inspiring English sources

Daniel Taylor, 31, possessed more than 300,000 indecent images, including a large number considered the most extreme, Bradford crown court heard.

That will give the series a total of exactly 100, a number considered essential for aftermarket sales.

Young girls said mental health, cyberbullying and jobs were the biggest worries in their lives and an increasing number considered self-harm and depression as the most significant health issues facing their peers, above drug or alcohol abuse.

It points out that only just over half of schools, academies and free schools have more than 200 students, the number considered necessary to afford enough staff to provide a broad choice of subject options.

Capital: Chișinău Population: 3.5m Number of elections since 1991: 9 Number considered free and fair: 8 Average annual income: $2,070 Famous people: Eugen Doga (composer), Cristina Iovu (Olympic weightlifter) Moldova became a Soviet republic in 1940 after Moscow annexed the Black Sea territory of Bessarabia.

The Reynolds number considered varies in a range between 200 and 2000.

True, a large number of Americans consider themselves conservative and an even larger number consider themselves Christian.

(That would be a relatively low number, considering the relatively high profile of the fighters involved).

There is a staff of 200, an astonishing number considering the intimate scale of the place.

"It's a pretty good number, considering how conservative and apathetic most students here are," he said.

Medscape has enrolled 19,000 doctors, a small number considering there more than 400,000 doctors practicing in the United States.