Sentence examples for some primes from inspiring English sources

Some primes claim they haven't been referred any "hard-to-reach" clients by jobcentres.

As a Channel 4 investigation reported earlier this week, some primes, who have borrowed hundreds of millions of pounds to bankroll their participation in the work programme, are starting to feel the pinch.

Some primes have not issued contracts to the charities they were happy to co-opt as partners a few months ago, sparking complaints that charities have been cynically used as "bid candy".

Let π be a set of some primes; we use x π and x π ′ for the π-component and the π ′ -component of x, respectively.

For some primes (e.g. p = 23 and 31), the number of optimally low cross-correlations (level 1) forms a high percentage of all possible cross-correlations, and the next most frequent correlations are level 3 values.

Here are some prime offenders.

But I am not above a cheap laugh at a runway stumble, or some prime gossip.

Then we'll watch some prime-time television recorded from earlier in the week.

It may be time to sell off some prime real estate.

Some prime broker is puking the stocks held by one or more very large hedge funds.

I greased my corks, organized my music and selected some prime reeds.