Sentence examples for numbers to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

For years, political parties have used officer numbers to demonstrate their commitment to policing.

Students took to the streets, often in strikingly large numbers, to demonstrate against postsecondary tuition increases.

"Next time we are going to make sure we have the numbers to demonstrate no matter what police say," one man called over a loudspeaker.

Variances, heat fluxes, and their budgets are reported for several Rayleigh numbers to demonstrate the efficacy of the numerical method.

It hardly counts as news that the UK is really two economies but here are the hard numbers to demonstrate the point.

Putting in the hours It's worth crunching the numbers to demonstrate this gap between work, earnings and the price students are paying for their education.

As recently as four years ago, Spotify was using 40 million paying users as a threshold number to demonstrate how much money it could contribute to the music economy once its business reached a certain size.

We observed that injecting too many cells can lead to mortality in our system and, following preliminary evaluation of the optimal number to demonstrate metastasis, we consistently injected cells ~300 cells per fish.

A total of five cupping treatments was chosen, which on the one hand was considered the minimal number to demonstrate any significant effects of cupping treatment and on the other hand would ensure that the trial could feasibly be carried out.

Kathy Fear at Citi said: "Overall numbers continue to demonstrate the strength of Prudential's strategy and we would not expect any material changes to this post Mike Wells appointment as CEO in the nearer term.

The data available to identify cancer drivers from tumor sequencing studies could be increased through the inclusion of subclonal mutations in both premalignant samples as well as mature tumors; however, this requires numbers sufficient to demonstrate that the early stages of selection have taken place.