Sentence examples for when it comes to numbers from inspiring English sources

SEPARATING truth from propaganda in China has always been hard, not least when it comes to numbers.

When it comes to numbers, the shutters come up, the hands sweat, and it is just easier to ignore it.

Walsh is precise when it comes to numbers, which makes his approach to building Mona, in which he behaved like a man for whom budgets are meaningless ("I got carried away") all the more curious.

And although I opt for the low-end when it comes to numbers of scuds, the chilli overpowers the holy basil – but there's definitely something oddly soothing about the spicy, eggy, beefy, rice pudding-like result.

Don't give them the drawback of being ignorant when it comes to numbers.

When it comes to numbers, the site has been up 75percentt month-over-month in unique visitors since January.

"The office market down here is relatively small when it comes to number of buildings," said Charles R. Bendit, a co-chief executive at Taconic Investment Partners, which owns several buildings in the neighborhood.

Snap suggests that "bigger isn't better," when it comes to number of friends on social media, another likely aim at Facebook.

Apple's iPhone release schedule has been predictable in the past when it comes to number of devices: each year, a single new smartphone.

Mr. Tammet says that Shakespeare was a pioneering thinker when it came to numbers, especially the idea of zero and its relationship to nothingness.

They, too, count the lowest numbers on their fingers, and when it comes to higher numbers they use nostrils, eyes, nipples and bellybuttons.