Sentence examples for number of stuck from inspiring English sources

And the real number of stuck children in Massachusetts alone is probably in the thousands, Mr. Schwartz said, if those stuck in state hospitals and other facilities, not only private hospitals, are counted.

Diplomats in Geneva said talks had whittled down the number of sticking points to a handful, but they remained intractable.

Diplomats in Geneva said talks had whittled down the number of sticking points to a small handful.

'All the indications so far on the mediation of uninsured claims suggest there are going to be a number of sticking points, and one will be the question of diminution in terms of property value,' he says.

There are a number of sticking points in the proposal, but what Mr. Glickman calls "the big three" -- irradiation, biotechnology and sludge -- have been on the minds of most of those who have commented on the rule.

Chuck Schumer, the Senate minority leader, said the meeting "boded well" for a compromise but cautioned that there are still a number of sticking points and "the devil lies in the details".

There were a number of sticking points during the negotiations: The government said that pay needed to be based on skills and how they were used, rather than number of years served.

There was also an attenuation of the increase in the number of sticking leucocytes in the V1 venules (p < 0.01 versus LPS group).

rCRP associated or not with volume resuscitation improved tissue perfusion, reduced the number of sticking leukocytes and increased the survival time during endotoxemia in the hamster model.

LPS increased the number of sticking leukocytes to the venular wall (41.2 ± 13 and 1.1 ± 1 leucocytes/mm2 in LPS and Control, respectively).

In the untreated LPS group, we saw an increase in the number of sticking leucocytes in the postcapillary venules (+45% versus control group; p < 0.01).