Sentence examples for number thinking from inspiring English sources

As for the wider public, the number thinking he was doing a bad job outweighed the rest by more than two to one.

Greg Fitzsimmons is to be at Stand Up New York on Friday and Saturday and the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater is playing host to shows dedicated to pranks, which began hilariously on Saturday with Matt Besser's recordings he made when users of a free Internet service started dialing his phone number, thinking that it was a technical support line.

I e-mailed Cox to get his doctor's phone number, thinking that I'd call if the pain got any worse, and then I went out to interview people: the minister of the environment, the president of a mining concern, and, finally, a herdsman and conservationist named Tsetsegee Munkhbayar, who became a folk hero after he fired shots at mining operations that were diverting water from nomadic communities.

Whole number thinking, learning, and development   3.

Whole number thinking, learning, and development.

So people being given a mobile number thinking they now have a permanent line in to someone else's mobile device may well get a nasty shock when they find the number wasn't so permanent after all.

And I bet you just had an emotional response to those numbers, thinking it was really big or really small or too much of a range or something else altogether.

In their case, it seems perfectly possible to think the definiendum, say, number, without thinking the elaborate definiens Frege provides (see Bealer 1982, Dummett 1991, and Horty 1993, 2007, for extensive discussion of this problem).

Donors were looking at numbers, financial and accounting numbers, and thinking they were impact and efficiency numbers.

A Clinton Defense official recalls, "Any of those elements of his most expansive plan would have, in our view and in the view of a number of thinking people, derailed what was a fairly fragile situation.

Nonetheless, this still amounts to a difference of 1.4m - a not insubstantial number when thinking about what to do to tackle pressures on A&E.