Sentence examples for number quoted from inspiring English sources

The FSA register has a Margaret Mary Johnson with the number quoted.

The 2003 number quoted above of 16.6 percent full-time women philosophy instructors includes zero women of color.

(A nominal bid of 80 is actually a bid of at least 82, as 80 is less than half of the 162 available. In some circles the principle is extended so that 90 requires at least 92 and so on. The number quoted is that of the actual score made after rounding the minimum requisite number of points down to the nearest 10).

That's a decent percentage of the 100,000 — a number quoted by Dropbox to TechCrunch during a phone call — organizations that are customers of its business service.

"We are confident it will be nowhere near the number quoted by the GMB and the reductions will be achieved through a combination of voluntary severance and redeployment".

A reasonable assumption would be that the number quoted is a projection of the total reserves rather than of the recoverable ones, which could be two-thirds less.

We did a bit of exploratory work in the States, and certainly there were some big numbers quoted about market size in the US.

Within the numbers quoted I would like to see how many times it has been used, other than drawn, which are completely different.

She said that numbers quoted in The Columbia Daily Spectator — and repeated by Mr. Bailinson in a telephone interview on Wednesday — were "speculative and inaccurate" and that the cost figures were "roughly 10 times greater than the actual figures".

Meyer said that the numbers quoted were the "statistics of the madhouse", specifically the one that a complainant has less than a 250 1 chance of receiving an adjudication in the complainant's favour.

Songkick's numbers quoted are from internal data.