Sentence examples for which then numbered from inspiring English sources

The population of mountain caribou dived, including the Selkirk herd, which then numbered about 50.

In 1956, he showed his collection, which then numbered 48 works, at the Lyceum gallery in Havana.

A few years later, he allowed a cardinal of the Church to be appointed as protector of the community, which then numbered around five thousand.

Returning to Britannica in 1982, McHenry served as editor of the Compton's Yearbook (the annual supplement to Compton's Encyclopedia), joined the editorial staff of the Encyclopædia Britannica, and was named director of Britannica yearbooks (which then numbered five).

In addition to complaints about the distributor's lack of advertising and poor retail network, which then numbered 60 stores, Mr. Kraft took issue with what he considered its exorbitant pricing.

Days after the problems with the program became public in April, Joseph M. Allbaugh, the FEMA director, said in a letter to New York's senators and representatives that the agency would look anew at the rejected applications, which then numbered above 7,000.

When he sold his stock in the company in 1988, he retained ownership of the collection, which by then numbered about 600 objects, and he kept adding to it.

Each author presented their list to the research team which then narrowed the number to 5 per category for a total of 25 initial participants.

A grid is first composed of a number of thread blocks, each of which then has a number of threads.

By decreasing the number of droplets, the space between droplets increases which then causes the number of coalescence events to decrease.

This time distance can be defined by the user using AutoEPG, which then extracts the number of each group size, i.e the number of groups containing 1, 2, 3, 4 etc. individual pumps that conform to the criteria set by the user with the preference facility.