Sentence examples for specifying a number from inspiring English sources

"I've been to Art Basel a few times," Mr. Kilmer said, without specifying a number.

De Blasio opposed adding more officers, but Bratton, without specifying a number, publicly declared that the department needed them.

Without specifying a number, Senator Barack Obama, Mrs. Clinton's rival for the nomination, has backed that general concept.

Dalil Boubakeur, the current rector, confirmed to him that some Jews — up to 100 perhaps — were given Muslim identity papers by the mosque, without specifying a number.

The office of Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, without specifying a number of years, had asked the judge to impose "a substantial" term "commensurate with the significance and gravity" of Mr. Rosen's criminal conduct.

Describing the church's holdings as "huge," without specifying a number, the archbishop said it would "put all its property is in the country's disposal in order to support the people, avoid the banking collapse and help the country stand on its own feet".

The statement announcing the report did not specify a number.

Mr. Putin talks of 1,500; Mr. Bush has never specified a number.

The constitution specifies a number of rights to the citizens of Kazakhstan, including freedom of speech, religion, and movement.

Shorten in his speech didn't specify a number, but on ABC's 7 30 he suggested a target of 5% unemployment.

The Senate did not specify a number but said the administration needed to set a standard immediately that protected sensitive populations like children and the elderly.