Sentence examples for was more numerous from inspiring English sources

For instance, Halberda et al. [ 1] found a positive correlation between the performance of 14-year-old children on a non-symbolic numerical task (which group of dots was more numerous) and their scores on standardized math achievement tests.

As a political nation it was more numerous (8 10 percent) than the electorate of most European states even in the early 19th century.

Did you win your rights already?" It was unclear which faction — those supporting the Brotherhood or those denouncing the military — was more numerous.

James Brown may well have been the Hardest Working Man in Show Business (I saw him strut, shout, and sweat through a ninety-minute show in the seventies, when his onstage entourage was more numerous than the audience), but that's because he came into the spotlight decades after Mickey Rooney did.

The scale of the wider network involved in the Paris attacks that killed 130 people is thought to be vast".We are sure that for the moment we have found more than 30 people involved in the terrorist attacks in Paris, but we are sure there are others," Reynders said, following comments from the French president, François Hollande, on Friday that the network was "more numerous than we thought".

You'd have to slice it pretty thin and say that this or that year and this or that model was more numerous than any other single model.

Goats were more numerous than sheep.

His friends were more numerous.

But her friends are more numerous.

We must be more numerous than they were expecting".

Naturally, late-night complaints are more numerous on weekends.