Sentence examples for the number upward from inspiring English sources

When I pressed him, he revised the number upward, to 18, 632.

Most estimates put the number upward of 200,000; some reckon there are several times that many.

At first he worked out 1,745,226 spellings for scissors, then adjusted the number upward to 58,366,440, before finally settling on a whopping 81,997,920 possibilities.

It likely doesn't want to low-ball and have to revise the number upward later, as it did when it initially reported the Russian election interference ads were seen by 10 million users and later had to admit to congress it was actually 126 million when organic posts were included.

We then adjusted the number upward by a relative 40% (8% absolute) in order to compensate for expected attrition over the course of the 15-month intervention period.

So we're adjusting the numbers upward, and the adjustments are larger for the groups we know we tend to miss.

(a) Baseline length changes between pairs of selected stations (indicated by the numbers); upward direction indicates extension.

The No on 30 campaign, spearheaded by Brown's personal campaigning, won by a sizable 54% to 46% margin, driving the numbers upward in the closing days from the 48-38 of the final Field Poll.

Recent government spending, including a $787 billion stimulus bill, has pushed that number upward.

In 51 of the last 52 weeks, it also has revised the previous week's number upward, making the picture less rosy than it originally appeared.

The ratio of the number of upward to downward μ-like events was found to be 0.52+0.070.06 stat). ± 0.01 sys)., with an expected value of 0.98 ± 0.03 stat). ± 0.02 sys)., while the same ratio for the e-like events was consistent with unity.