Sentences with phrase «much larger numbers»

They why are the «professional» tiny house builders, who crank them out as a sole product in much larger numbers (bulk buyers), still have tiny houses of ridiculous prices?

People were going along to gigs in much larger numbers than normal BEFORE the hype in the music press, let alont the mainstream media.

Well the ps4 has been out for a while and the current top selling console this gen, so makes sense it has much larger numbers than the Switch, which just launched.

Other shrimp species can be kept in much larger numbers, since they are rarely aggressive.

The drama generated by the disease has led to much unfounded speculation about farmers dumping dogs, but while this has been going on, much larger numbers of Border Collies have been re-homed by people who took them on as pets, and this is documented fact.

Romance also has much larger numbers than sf / f — I recall a romance writer friend of mine complaining that her latest mmpb release «only» sold 80,000 copies, and wasn't going back for a second printing.

Still for the risk to the brand, one would assume that HQ & AS's business plan would call for much larger numbers.

Second, what would it take to create an environment in which much larger numbers of successful, stand - alone charter schools can form and thrive?

A well - done essay may be enjoyed by some, but a well - written tweet or Instagram caption can be enjoyed and understood by much larger numbers,» says Hannah Menendez, a college composition instructor in Florida.

These types of reports (of which this is the second) can complement results from studies in much larger numbers of volunteers being generated by investigators based in European and African countries.

These molecular assay techniques have revealed much larger numbers and types of microbes in the ocean than scientists previously suspected.

However, in later studies, researchers evaluating much larger numbers of virus samples could not confirm the high rate.

They tolerate antibiotics less well compared to dormant bacteria, but they are present in much larger numbers, and readily restart their growth once antibiotic levels in the tissue drop, thus driving infection and relapse.

«In order to detect an elevation in risk, one needs to study much larger numbers of people,» Shore says, especially given that 40 % of all Japanese develop cancer.

Whilst local newspapers are incredibly important (think of the Evening Standard's role in the London Mayoral election) decent local television stations would enable would - be Mayors to communicate with much larger numbers of voters.

Texas currently counts everyone in the state, including illegal immigrants, before carving up districts of proportional population size, but the challenge argues that only eligible voters should be counted because the current system creates some districts with much larger numbers of eligible voters than others.

In doing so, the party is, of course, drinking at the same well as the BNP (though — untainted with Nazi links — in much larger numbers).

If as predicted this becomes the first general election in which people vote in much larger numbers for the Scottish National Party (SNP), it will accelerate a major movement away from Scotland's prominence in Westminster.

It's a big deal because while Germany killed much larger numbers of people overall over the course of the Nazi regime there, especially during the war, the largest group of victims of mass genocide by far were Jews.

If you have a range of kids learning to recognize numbers you can create one with the numbers 1 - 10, one with the numbers 10 - 20, and one with blank circles so you can write much larger numbers for kids aged 5 and up.

Lastly, very few actual «values voters» are supporting Trump and they are instead opting for Cruz and Rubio in much larger numbers.

Older people earn less and spend less.Older people are in much larger numbers than in the past.

But that became unsustainable as Frank & Oak took off; cards are written by a much larger number of employees these days.

Representatives from two organizations that track hate crimes, the Southern Povery Law Center and the Council on American - Islamic Relations, told USA Today that they had seen a much larger number of people reporting hate crimes than was typical since the general election.

Now imagine a much larger number, like one trillion.

It grew steadily in four years, numbering 450 paying members, while a much larger number were actively engaged in extending its influence and carrying out its principles.

Where the nuclear arms race pits the larger countries against each other, the cyber arms race includes a much larger number of combatants since it is open to almost anyone with cash and a computer, according to a front - page article in the Wall Street Journal.

Nevertheless, while 1 % may not sound like a lot, it still represents a much larger number of target customers than a new startup could effectively pursue.

Moreover, Bitcoin generally can be a powerful force to bring a much larger number of people around the world into the modern economic system.

For, according to Whitehead, a structured society is considered living if it contains a sufficient number of living actual occasions organized into spontaneous nexus which are «regnant» over a much larger number of stable subsocieties of inanimate occasions.

A much larger number, however, perhaps a majority of a whole generation, has been influenced by the criticism of the old order but has accepted no new discipline in its stead.

This selection, plus a much larger number of passages, have been translated and published under the title Bahai World Faith.

In this context, there is an urgent need for society to respond to a «coming - out party» for those who are about to be deinstitutionalized, as well as a need for a far more adequate response to that much larger number who already are in our midst.

we will soon be a much larger number.

It is probably worth noting that the much larger number of feminine «L' names can (among other things) be attributed to manifold variations and relatives of Eleanor, Elizabeth, Laura, Lee, Leilani, Lily, Love, Lucy, and Lynn.

There are a much larger number of candidates from the ideological left, and this has been encouraged by the party leadership.

Exporting also allows companies to spread the costs of developing a particular product over a much larger number of consumers, the study says.

And this money will allow us to address a much larger number of properties next year using those methods.»

(2:17) The same principle is demonstrated with a much larger number of droplets.

«The same amount of water coalesces on a much larger number of particles,» Rosenberg says, «and so the drops are smaller.»

«In developmental psychology there has long been a trade - off between gathering lots of data from a small number of children or a small amount of data from a much larger number of children,» says Harvard University linguist Steven Pinker, who proposed a similar idea several years back.

A much larger number of countries have very few connections and so are vulnerable to market forces.

Both scenarios conclude there still would be considerable premature deaths averted, but also a much larger number of life years saved.

In addition, the RWMAC says there are «a much larger number of particles» contaminating the ground around the top of the shaft.

Researchers are planning to extend the clinical trial to a much larger number of patients in a multinational study, to demonstrate not only a reduced infarct size, but also a reduced mortality in patients who receive early metoprolol during transit to hospital.

In these cases a few winners earn fame and fortune while a much larger number of also - rans — some with skills and talent as good as or even better than the stars» — play in the minor leagues or their own garages.

So, if a gene lies within a gene - dense, low - recombination region, then this means that a much larger number of progeny from crosses must be examined to find those that derive from rare recombinational events that separate the desired new allele from undesirable forms of neighboring genes.

While circulating tumor DNA tests targeting a smaller set of cancer genes are already available for use in routine practice to guide care, by covering a much larger number of cancer genes, this high - intensity sequencing approach may enable development of future tests for early detection of cancer.

But if researchers can pin down how the mutated protein exerts its effects, they may learn just what kills off crucial neurons in the much larger number of patients with nonhereditary Parkinson's.

For their next act, the two researchers turned to another mystery, the much larger number of semiconscious brain - injured patients who are severely disabled but not truly vegetative.