Sentence examples for the mounting number from inspiring English sources

COUNT the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam among the mounting number of ensembles that have their own record labels.

But the need to dispose of the mounting number of corpses cheated some of the chance for closure.

And the Pentagon seems more skittish about the mounting number of civilian casualties and more consumed with winning Afghan hearts than the rest of America is.

P.D. Gnanawathie, a migrant to Colombo from central Sri Lanka, where the army has recruited heavily, laments the mounting number of dead youths from her village.

Perhaps, but as the mounting number of news stories on the strategy attest, Radiohead hardly needs to struggle to find its way into the popular press.

Rokotov began to find it difficult to handle the mounting number of orders, at times having to work simultaneously on some 50 portraits.

Jones has kept his productive career going, despite six knee surgeries, and the mounting numbers mean something.

Overcrowding — rural, suburban and urban — renders the mounting numbers of the poor invisible, especially when the perpetrators have no telltale cars to park on the street.

In Jordan, the mounting numbers are putting enormous pressure on limited energy and water resources, and on social services and infrastructure.

A pre-discussion discussion broke out, and a community activist named Lisa Lehr, a middle-aged woman with a high cone of silvery-blond hair, rose to complain of the mounting numbers of mentally ill drug abusers being quartered on the Upper West Side.

This is where Shahzad's case enters the broader immigration debate, for with the mounting numbers of legal and illegal aliens to America, and the complexity of regional enmities that we import, we face a host of ugly triage decisions.