Sentence examples for resounding numbers from inspiring English sources

In resounding numbers — regardless of whether the economy is in a boom or a bust, whether the country is at war or peace — they tell pollsters that they live better than their parents did.

Asked if they support school prayer, a resounding number say yes.

According to local reports, a resounding number of Kenyans, regardless of how they voted, say they will accept Kenyatta as their President.

The resounding win was later soured by Canterbury reporting that their winger Kwaku Asiedu had been "jeered" by a small number of home Redruth supporters.

The closely watched initial public offering of India's largest carmaker, Maruti Udyog, got off to a resounding start today with the number of bids surpassing the number of shares on offer within a few hours.

There is a running gag about Adams, in which Miranda riffs on 1776; its opening number is the resounding "Sit Down, John!" in which the Continental Congress tells him to shut up.

Those revised numbers followed a rather resounding advance above 1000 in the S&P that just about nobody was expecting.

Hamilton chairman Les Gray said: "We did that just to see what sort of response we would get from the community and the attendance almost doubled so it was a resounding success in terms of the numbers.

"Person of Interest," meanwhile, turned in a typically sound 18-49 number (3.0) and a resounding total viewer total 14.2 million.

This is the first known crowdfunding campaign for women's cricket in the US and by the numbers, it has been a resounding success.

So the unemployment rate could come down, as we were just speculating, Snerdley, resounding positively to Obama simply because the number of jobs serviceable is falling as well.