Sentence examples for talk in numbers from inspiring English sources

US generals love to talk in numbers.

Our Government can only talk in numbers, so too most of the media, including the BBC.

Similarly, keep things specific by talking in numbers; it'll make your achievements tangible.

"Plcs talk in huge numbers and huge money," says Julie Harrington, communications manager at Create, a Yorkshire-based social enterprise that trains marginalised people for employment.

There's a danger when we talk in small numbers – whether they are one or two degrees, or the 6% now required in annual decarbonisation (every year for the next 66 years, by the way), that they sound manageable.

"You don't even have to talk in specific numbers," adds Severo.

It's not exactly breaking news at this point that the president loves to talk in big numbers, but hates to get specific.

But a year later, they began talking again, in numbers that matched their use before the ban was enacted.

A graph or a spreadsheet talks only in numbers, but there is a policeman inside all of our heads who is well equipped with punishing words.

First, they talk in telephone-number sums.

He also "delights" in new sexual experiences -- and, presumably, dirty talk in any number of languages.