Sentence examples for ones by three from inspiring English sources

After 1945, when the readership of pro-Tory papers outnumbered that of pro-Labour ones by three to two, the press favoured the Conservatives at every poll until the desertion of 1997 and yet six Labour governments were elected.

The GD-specific races were represented by five isolates, the HN-specific ones by six, the LN-specific ones by three and the HLJ-specific ones by one, giving rise to f psri values of, respectively, 8.3%, 10.0%, 5.0%, and 1.7%.

Positive comments outnumber negative ones by six to one.

In the early 1990's, dead donors outnumbered live ones by two to one, according to figures kept by the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network.

Of those, a little more than a half-million users are active every month and iOS users still outnumber Android ones by two-to-one.

Because the de novo assembly introduced multiple indels, we therefore removed the shared ones by two orthologous unigenes.

Leeds currently lead League One by three points.

Sagarin's formula suggests that losing one game by a point and winning the next one by five is virtually the same as winning the first game by a point and also winning the next one by three.

A total of 367 individuals (62%) reported unchanged ADL, while 44 (8%) scored higher in the reexamination, of whom 40 had increased in ADL function by one step, three subjects by two, and one by three steps.

Place the leaf on the bag; draw the leaf shape on the fabric one by one.

She looked down and fingered the pearls on her necklace one by one, as if making sure that they were all still there.