Sentences with phrase «remarkably low number»

«The remarkably low number of homes for sale can be blamed for the drop in sales,» he emphasized, adding, «The uptick in interest rates at the end of last year has clearly done nothing to slow things down.»

There have been an average of six deaths per year over the past decade, a remarkably low number given the billions of human - hours spent in the water annually

Everything works predictably, with a remarkably low number of control - induced glitches.

Not exact matches

His league goal tallies have been consistently low or mid-teens, remarkably similar numbers to OG.

In addition to Stanton's own poor career numbers and experience, Arizona quarterbacks ranked among the league's worst in 2012, setting the bar remarkably low for performance expectations.

That number has been slightly lower over the past three seasons; however, in that time the system has performed remarkably well with a 69 - 35 ATS record (66.3 %) and +30.94 units won

The number of tornado - related fatalities during 2015 was remarkably low prior to the late - December outbreak.

The Mirage hatchback has sold remarkably well in the U.S. — 16,708 units in 2014 — and the addition of a sedan, which will likely carry an even lower price than $ 13,805 hatch, could boost these numbers further.

The numbers say it's a supersaloon, and taken as such, a price of under # 40K is actually remarkably low.

This remarkably low cost build in rural Co Meath adds to the evidence that it's possible to meet the passive house standard on a tight budget — with a number of additional green technologies thrown in for good measure

Although many elements of the turbulent structure (including the wind profiles, the evolution of cloud - base height, the statistics of the subcloud layer, and the nature of mixing in the lower and middle parts of the cloud layer) are robustly predicted, the representation of the stratiform cloud amount by the different simulations is remarkably sensitive to a number of factors.