Sentence examples for particularly high number from inspiring English sources

The past year saw a particularly high number of deaths — 2.81 million — and relatively few births, 3.86 million.

The blue borders are drawn around statistically significant "cold spots"—areas where there is a particularly high number of low ratings.

The fatality happened on the same day that Mexican authorities announced a particularly high number of grey whales had gathered in the area during this year's season, which runs from mid-December to the end of April.

Three departments are facing a particularly high number of vacancies: Only 41percentt of the Interior and Justice departments' Senate-confirmed posts are filled, and just 43percentt of such positions have been filled at the Labor Department.

In one of those interviews, Mr. Dal Col made the offhand observation that Mrs. Clinton would be in trouble if her primary opponent got 30percentt or more, a generous prediction that would surely have been lost had Mrs. Clinton's aides not made sure to share that particularly high number with any reporter writing a story on the race.

He also has 31 strikeouts, not a particularly high number for a power hitter at this point in the season but a little high for Hamilton, who has struck out more than 100 times in a season only once, when he fanned 126 times in 2008.

Some have thousands of cases each, with particularly high numbers in Baltimore and the Northeast.

There are real barriers, and you wouldn't expect Hispanic Democrats to turn out in particularly high numbers given their low turnout elsewhere in the country.

(3) The diet composition of medusae included particularly high numbers of benthic organisms in early summer and to a lower degree in all samplings months.

People from all over the capital have taken to the campaign enthusiastically, with particularly high numbers of responses from the southeast of the city.

As expected, change was seen negatively in the short-term (with particularly high numbers reporting anxiety), but there were few reports of long-term negative outcomes.