Sentence examples for numbers stood at from inspiring English sources
Similarly depleted by hunting, numbers stood at just a few thousand in the 1970s.
For example, just 3% of leadership positions were held by women in Pakistan, but numbers stood at 38% in Ukraine.
By 2010, however, the Hispanic community was concentrated in central Harlem, and east Harlem's overall population numbers stood at roughly half of their 1950 peak.
On their expedition across what became the United States, explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark noted that flying sage grouse blackened the skies, leading to unconfirmed estimates that their historical numbers stood at 16 million.
In April, international visitor numbers stood at 296,000, according to the Japan national tourism agency (JNTO), down 63% on 2010; by August they had recovered to 547,000, down 32% on last year.
The growth is minuscule – this year, the total number of independent bookshops in the UK and Ireland increased to 868 stores, up one on 2016 – but the BA believes that independent booksellers' "fortunes are reversing", ending the yearly decline recorded since 1995, when numbers stood at 1,894.
He emphasised advances made at BT Vision, the company's television on-demand service, where customer numbers stand at more than half a million.
Bush's poll numbers stand at a disappointing national average of seven percent.
In December, that number stood at 13percentt.
In 1965, that number stood at 5.3.
This number stood at just 63GW in December (see chart).
