Sentence examples for unfilled number from inspiring English sources

To reduce the time needed to conduct the survey, it was decided that survey enumerators would count ten percent of the unfilled number of data elements and if the unfilled number exceeded ten percent, they would note the facility has having incomplete data.

Mr. Bennett and Les Storch, a member of the auditing firm who also testified before the Budget Committee - headed by Leonard N. Spano, Republican of Yonkers - sought to make the point that the number of unfilled jobs changed from payroll to payroll and that some were unfilled only briefly while others represented long term vacancies.

The number of unfilled judicial seats is nearing a historic high.

"We have an increasing number of unfilled consultant posts in some of the specialties that patients need the most.

John Schwarz, president of Symantec, a security firm, puts the number of unfilled security jobs at 75,000 in America alone.

The number of unfilled vacancies has risen to its highest level since the current data series started in 2001.

Despite the drop in employment, the number of unfilled positions in the UK has hit a record high.

The number of unfilled DSN posts in England has doubled to 218, which is about one in eight of what the service's full complement should be.

Health unions said the high number of unfilled posts showed paramedics were quitting because of "intolerable" pressures, including working long shifts that can overrun by two hours.

Your region can also make finding a job more challenging, with large differences in the number of unfilled vacancies between different areas of the country.

If the new election results in a number of unfilled seats in the parliament, will the legislature still be deemed inquorate, as it is now?