Sentence examples for true the number from inspiring English sources

True, the number of people on welfare has dropped significantly.

True, the number of demonstrators has fallen, as has popular support for their cause.

True, the number of cyclists has greatly increased in most Texas cities, in line with national trends.

True, the number of women in our top 100 is up by 100%: from two to four.

True, the number tuning in has dropped to a third of the 12 million who watched Carson in his heyday.

True; the number has wonderful moments, and the segue to Anderson singing "All God's Chillun Got Rhythm" is one of them.

True, the number-crunching part of the framework contains lots of daunting and devilish ratios for credit risk (the chance that a debt might not be repaid or recovered) and operational risk (the chance that, say, a bank is clobbered with a large regulatory penalty).

True, the numbers are rising again this year by 4%.

Technically that's true; the numbers are up.

True, the numbers playing outside of Wales are mounting, but there is wriggle room.

(See "How Harvard's Investing Superstars Crashed").. True, the numbers look dismal for Harvard.