Sentence examples for the number advancing from inspiring English sources

In Britain, there are 494,500 dollar millionaires, the number advancing by 2.1% last year, far slower than the European average of 3.7% but still faster than France and Germany.

For CHADS2 score 1, we determined the number of patients remaining on CHA2DS2-VASC score 1 and the number advancing to CHA2DS2-VASC score ≥2.

For CHADS2 score 0, we determined the number of patients remaining on CHA2DS2-VASC score 0 and the number advancing to CHA2DS2-VASC score 1 or CHA2DS2-VASC score ≥2.

The music of Wayne Nunes and Perry Melius is a bit too blandly generic to be catchy but all the numbers advance the plot – even the song-sheet one which is a lullaby calculated to send the ogre to sleep.

It was a time when the most important All-American football team for Black people was that of the Pittsburgh Courier newspaper and, more important, a time when most student athletes at HBCUs actually graduated, with a significant number advancing to the ranks of professional football.

Breadth: A measurement calculated by comparing the number of advancing stocks to the number declining.

He said the number of al-Nusra fighters in Aleppo had been between 200 and 300, one of the lowest numbers advanced by western powers.

The groups' suggestions include increasing the number of advanced placement courses and early college high school programs that are offered, ensuring that schools aren't using federal money for advertising and requiring schools with large endowments to guarantee debt-free college.

Both the DCIS and adenocarcinomas had higher percentages of cyclin D1-positive cells than did IDPs, although the number of advanced lesions present at this time was too few to demonstrate this difference statistically.

About a year and a half ago, Dr. Bruno said, Coler-Goldwater systematically tried to raise the number of advance directives among its lucid patients.

We're also seeing improving breadth, the number of stocks advancing vs. those declining," said Richard Cripps, chief market strategist for Legg Mason of Baltimore.