Sentence examples for numbers achieved from inspiring English sources

The power of talent participation at cinemas is confirmed by the numbers achieved by Lost River, directed by Ryan Gosling.

Though the numbers achieved are smaller than desired, those receiving therapy are benefiting, Dr. De Cock said.

Such high numbers, achieved by high birth rates and falling death rates, were sustained by expanding economies.

Thanks also to high tracking numbers, Universal had good reason to feel confident about the commercial prospects of Fast & Furious 7. Still, the numbers achieved are at the top end of anyone's reasonable expectations: £12.77m over the weekend period, and £15.55m including Easter Monday.

People will buy the classics based on her recommendation but sales won't reach the kind of numbers achieved in the first book club.

The cell proliferation activity was estimated from the increase in the cell numbers achieved on the 3rd and 6th days after seeding [9].

The proportion of GCSE passes in England and Wales rose again this year, spurred by a significant jump in the numbers achieving at least a grade C in English.

However, while the potential of greater numbers achieving personalised care is clear, new research from the Race Equality Foundation suggests that the reality may be less so, particularly for those communities who are often regarded as being hard to reach.

A "perverse incentive", which encourages schools to act against the best interests of pupils by judging success on the numbers achieving at least five C grades at GCSE, is to be scrapped, the education minister David Laws announced yesterday.

Except for a duet involving a young man in tails and a young woman in a sequined top and skirt, the numbers achieve little distinctiveness and, within them, the dancers have scant opportunity to display individuality.

Apart from achieving the projected numbers, achieving them with minimal adverse events (AEs) is essential.