Sentence examples for way a number from inspiring English sources

"What I did was package in a useful way a number of ideas.

Jeremy Scahill's "Dirty Wars" was a courageous and exhaustive examination of the way a number of clandestine campaigns — full of crimes, coverups, and assassinations — became the United States's main strategy for combating terrorism.

Mr. Bremer's notion that he could run Iraq on the strength of decisive and firm management policies has given way, a number of Western and Iraqi officials say, to the realization that he desperately needs an Iraqi governing body to share responsibility -- or blame -- for the long-term task of establishing postwar order and stability.

Carver may well have regretted, to some degree, the way a number of his stories appeared in "What We Talk About," and, in the compendium "Where I'm Calling From," which appeared a few months before he died, he republished three stories in their "original" form.

As for the Royal Air Force (RAF), it stubbornly clings to a view of itself as a miniature version of the American Air Force.One of the gravest problems is the way a number of very large procurement programmes are bunched together over the next few years.

In this way, a number of concurrent transmissions in different channels have been made possible.

We are repeatedly told how he rubs people the wrong way -- a number of independent sources report that he is widely disliked -- but we aren't really shown why.

(I feel the same way about a number of people).

"Russia should develop the same way as a number of major countries with strong presidential power.

"We have worked our way through a number of thorny issues," he said.

"They are trying to find their way in a number of areas," he said.