Sentence examples for there numbers from inspiring English sources

From there, numbers go "up and to the right" fairly quickly.

Other areas were observed to have a very low number of An. stephensi but, compared with other Anopheles species, there numbers were still very high.

This way of putting it suggest an easy answer: 'Are there numbers?' But this question seems like an easy one to answer.

The study of meta-ontology will have to determine, amongst others, if 'Are there numbers?' really is the question that the discipline of ontology is supposed to answer, and more generally, what ontology is supposed to do.

The words 'Are there numbers?' thus can be used in two ways: as an internal question, in which case the answer is trivially 'yes', but this has nothing to do with metaphysics or ontology, or as an external question, which is the one the philosophers are trying to ask, but which is meaningless.

That is to say, given that we have certain beliefs, do these beliefs already bring with them a rational commitment to an answer to such questions as 'Are there numbers?' If our beliefs bring with them a rational commitment to an answer to an ontological question about the existence of certain entities then we can say that we are committed to the existence of these entities.

The crowd there numbered over 6,000.

In 1981, mountain gorillas there numbered only about 250.

Tell them to cut there number in half.

Nor are there numbered street addresses.

From there, the numbers whittle down quickly.