Sentence examples for such numbering from inspiring English sources

Although it had been undertaken spottily in France as early as 1512, such numbering was not widespread until the 18th century, by the end of which it was virtually universal in France and England, and within a few years it was required in France.

Such numbers raise questions.

Such numbers are but guesses.

Such numbers are called algebraic.

Are such numbers fanciful?

The paper is full of such numbers.

How many such numbers are there?

Such numbers are open to dispute.

(Such numbers do not establish causation).

Such numbers are also open to question.

Such numbers are impossible to confirm.