Sentences with phrase «judging by the number»

In this day and age, you are judged by numbers, formulas, credit scores.

Judging by the numbers, it looks like they're expecting Apple to dominate the ebook business sooner rather than later.

Judging by the numbers, so far, so good.

Sanofi and Regeneron's new atopic dermatitis drug Dupixent is off to the kind of start drugmakers aim for, judging by the number of doctors who've already prescribed it — and the number of scripts they've written.

Judging by the number of incubators, accelerators and hubs that are now associated with virtually every postsecondary institution, as well as in - house university research licensing offices, it's clear that commercializing research has become one of the top priorities for these institutions.

And though I wasn't there on a Sunday, to judge by the number of chairs in the sanctuary, the congregation is a small percentage of the neighborhood.

Thus Martin of Tours, who, to judge by the number of churches named for him, was an inspiration and model of many an ecclesiastic and layman, was remembered by a friend and admirer as never angry or annoyed or mournful and as having nothing in his mouth but Christ and nothing in his heart but piety, peace, and pity.

That Gospel was by far was the most widely used early Christian book, to judge by the number of copies that have surfaced in the dry sands of Egypt, or by the number of quotations in early Christian writers, or by the number of textual corruptions introduced from Matthew into other Gospels by scribal copyists obviously more familiar with Matthew.

The life / death / resurrection proportions, judged by the number of chapters devoted to each part, vary — from a 13:2:1 ratio in...

Judging by the number of psychological self - help books that populate drugstore and supermarket shelves, one would think that the greatest moral failure of our time is to be bound by another person's wishes and desires.

Indeed, there has been a flurry of activity on the mission front judging by the number of recent consultations and publications that deal with various aspects of the mission question.

My observations will prove itself to be right, judging by the number of atheists increasing in numbers over the last half an hour babbling about religions.

not how many missions we can set up, or music programs, or youth programs, etc. and our «success» certainly can't be judged by the number of people who warm the pews each week.

I have a feeling that it may be the favorite of many more people judging by the number of times it's been ordered at restaurants when I've been at the table (not just by me).

Luke, judging by the number of live viewers of the Diaz / McGregor press conferences last time do you think this time the views will exceed the numbers for the Dos Anjos fight pass card in international fight week?

On the other hand, judging by the numbers you put, Wenger lost only one game in three in UCL.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is reportedly in Paris judging by the number of images circulating on social media and the latest image shows the manager in a meeting at a bar.

And I used to say, «I'm not sure Michael is such a good golfer judging by the numbers they've throwing out there about his losses.»

Judging by the numbers alone, the curve has been one of Pivetta's best pitches, and it figures to remain a key offering in his repertoire.

Judging by the numbers, there's no real advantage for either side.

And judging by the number of seeds I have, I must have intended to start a beet farm.)

Even with that, and the «new» windows in this house, and a few extra layers of insulation going in, and all the other weather - tightening we can do in this old house, judging by the number of layers I'm wearing on November 3rd, I'm thinking it's going to be a cold one.

Judging by the number of cameras and photographers in Anthony Hobson's backyard Thursday afternoon, you might think there were Hollywood celebrities living there.

ESD officials including Howard Zemsky, the authority's president, say they are unconcerned by Start - Up NY's slow start, and said its success can't be judged by numbers alone.

Individuals were not particularly persistent in pursuing raffle prizes from that store, judged by the number of word puzzles they completed to earn raffle entries.

You are judged by a number of non-verbal elements in an interview, and your ability to communicate with your eyes is one of them.

MRC LMB is among the world's most successful research centers as judged by its number of Nobel laureates.

Judging by the number of reports in New Scientist of research into technologies that are likely to worsen global warming,...

«We aren't supposed to all look the same,» she wrote in an article for HuffPost UK in February, which called for women to stop judging themselves by the number on the scale.

I'm sure every blogger has a folder full of failed images on their computer judging by the number of snaps it took to get some half decent ones here!

Judging by the numbers of comments I got while wearing these high waist flare pants, there's gonna be two sides of you — either you'll love them or find them ridiculous.

If appears everyone judging by the number of Sunday Supper tastemakers who headed to the kitchen this month to develop pie recipes.

But as you also say, our blogs were born to give us a space where to be free, so I don't want to be judged by numbers or even worst to judge myself basing on those numbers!!

The popularity of any dating websites is judged by the number of websites that are present or registered on the website.

Knights in the Nightmare can't be judged by numbers.

Judging by the number of «inspirational» dance montages here, either of those could be the pitch for Richard Raymond's drama, based on the life of Afshin Ghaffarian.

(There's not much in the way of making of info on the DVD, but judging by the number of alternate takes, I can't help but assume that much of the dialogue is made up on the spot.)

Judging by the number of orders we have received, there is little doubt that teachers are keen to further develop the use of this resource,» comments Kevin Spurr, Co-Founder and Director of Kitronik.

Judging by the number of people you see playing Candy Crush or a similar game on your morning commute, mobiles aren't just tools; they're fun tools!

Washington — About 98 percent of Principal John C. Hoffman's students go on to college, even though they only go to classes from 6:15 A.M. to 10 A.M. each day, hold down full - time jobs that often keep them up (and away from studies) until midnight, take no laboratory courses, and attend a school judged by a number of its former students to be «inferior» in many respects.

In fact, judging by the numbers, they are an effective and powerful tool that enriches eLearning experiences for users of all ages and in all niches.

Judging by the number of out - of - state and foreign educators making pilgrimages to Stanford — tour groups come through nearly weekly — other schools may follow.

In the No Child Left Behind era, K — 12 systems were judged by the number of students achieving «proficiency» on state tests — with each state left to define «proficiency» for themselves.

NJLA does not believe the effectiveness of a school library media specialist can be simply judged by the number of books that were checked out.

Judging by the numbers, it would seem that the high - pressure line is more of a problem in this regard.

And, judging by the number of lifted Samurais scampering about the country's woodlands, owners aren't hugely worried about raising the little truck's center of gravity.

After researching I discovered I had «black death» where the whole AC system is infected with little black chips To judge by the number of upset owners...

Smart decision, judging by the number of orders registered since its official launch.

And judging by the numbers, the Vauxhall is an impressive machine, with 577 horsepower and 564 pound - feet of torque coming out of a supercharged, 6.2 - liter, V - 8 engine.

My most popular post (judging by the number of page hits and comments) was only so because WordPress decided to Freshly Press that one.