Sentences with phrase «sheer numbers of»

I could just imagine the sheer numbers of women and men in America who suffer from stress and burnout that are diagnosed as «depressed», and told to get on with their lives.

These are also the spots with the greatest sheer numbers of species.»

But the sheer numbers of dead fish are reason enough for concern.

«We knew our modeling would yield significant results, but the sheer numbers of preventable fatalities and serious injuries were surprising.

Sheer numbers of Russian troops are not making it invincible, which was many times showed in history.

On every measure, from the polling, to the CLP nominations, to campaign canvassing returns, to the sheer numbers of supporters Corbyn is turning out at his campaign events, he is well ahead.

One more thing: while mass identical emails are almost always going to be taken less seriously than individual constituent / customer contacts whatever the target, they CAN demonstrate that sheer numbers of people have their eyes on a topic.

The sheer numbers of foreign personnel and agencies operating at the subnational level — all responding to a higher - level focus on «burn rates» — further fueled the disparate character of aid distribution.

Expending considerable ammunition, six or eight shooters can get their limits, often from the same ledge, by midmorning — if not through shooting skill, then by the sheer numbers of eiders swinging over their decoys.

Given the sheer numbers of Christian dead and the number of ways they were killed, it is difficult to determine whether they fit the canonical criteria of dying in odium fidei (at the hands of enemies of the faith) or for refusing to apostatize under specific pressure to do so.

The sheer numbers of Israelites in the country made them far from militarily weak; and they «went up out of the land of Egypt equipped for battle» (Exod.

Even with the phenotype, perhaps there is a «trade off involved» in that the same underlying genetic sub-scripts serve other purposes, or perhaps the sheer numbers of gene - hormonal permutations mean it will always manifest itself due to pure statistics.

Courtois argued that in addition to the sheer numbers of dead — and the death toll of those killed by Communists far exceeds those murdered by the Nazis — a similarity exists between the «class genocide» preached by Lenin and Stalin and the «race genocide» of Hitler.

But it is the sheer numbers of them that have researchers baffled.

The sheer number of insects locked in the facility — the largest colony of cockroaches ever to have existed on the planet — conjures some nightmarish scenarios.

Given the sheer number of anomalies and last year's data recall, I can not put much stock in the Labour Force Survey.

The sheer number of items you can get for a dollar means nearly any budget - conscious diner will find a satisfying combination.

On the other, the sheer number of online businesses makes it harder to stand out amongst the crowd.

CNN has dubbed her «The Book Whisperer» due to the sheer number of book properties she has set up to be adapted to TV and Film.

Israel is a fascinating country on a technological level because of the sheer number of companies, innovations and entrepreneurs it produces.

On Tuesday, Gene Lee, the CEO of Darden, which owns Olive Garden and Longhorn Steakhouse, blamed the industry's struggles on the sheer number of dining establishments in the US.

There are sites out there already that you can use to your advantage because of the sheer number of users they get.

The sheer number of messages could make it more difficult for the FCC to sift through those who've left their genuine thoughts and potentially fake, computer - generated comments.

Bill Coughran, a partner at Sequoia Capital and a former Google engineering executive, says the sheer number of security startups makes it challenging for any one company to stand out.

But the sheer number of disruptive ideas depicted from outfits other than P&G underscores the fact that the $ 78.8 - billion - in - sales company has had so few of them of late.

Still, if the sheer number of Chicago exits are any indication — and coupled with this year's enviable Inc. 5000 data — the city might just be an ideal place to launch your next venture (or two, or three).

Many businesses find the sheer number of digital marketing choices to be daunting.

Specifically, as he said during an interview years later, he was looking at demographics — and the sheer number of his fellow veterans who said their plan after the war was simply to go home and start a family.

They demonstrate that while mechanical problems are statistically inevitable given the sheer number of flights each day, flying is still by far the safest mode of travel.

In fact, the hardest thing about writing this kind of article, frankly, is the sheer number of great veteran - entrepreneurs who prove the point.

As Severino said, part of the reason Trump has sought to move so quickly is because of the sheer number of vacancies.

However, the sheer number of potential moves on any given turn means that Go is in fact one of the most complex games humans have developed and AI scientists have been unable to master it for decades.

The sheer number of Boomers who agree with them.

Smaller businesses, by contrast, typically have limited IT resources, and the sheer number of firms in this category makes them irresistible.

The sheer number of millennials also adds to the group's influence.

The sheer number of tweets on Twitter coupled with the common phrases showing up in those comments made it clear that United would have a real problem on its hands:

One aspect of the video that could seem disconcerting is its sheer number of holograms.

And it's hard to tell exactly what is driving up Americans» medical costs at any given time because of the sheer number of players involved and a lack of easily available pricing information.

The sheer number of decisions we have to make each day leads to a phenomenon called decision fatigue, whereby your brain actually tires like a muscle.

But to be honest, we've been overwhelmed by the level of interest, by the sheer number of people who want to play and the amount of time they want to play.

Bill Coughran, a venture capitalist with Sequoia Capital and a former Google senior vice president of engineering, said the sheer number of security startups receiving funding makes it difficult for any one of them to stand out.

Searching for profiles on LinkedIn can be a difficult pursuit due to the sheer number of them.

But the sheer number of options for watching the Olympics this year is likely eating into NBC's live audience numbers.

Although Parisi is quick to emphasis that digital sales will compliment offline sales, not replace them, a scout's ability to target customers online will likely alter the cookie - selling success equation, elevating the importance of an effective digital - sales strategy over the sheer number of hours spent pounding the pavement.

Search marketers were no longer able to rely on traditional practices, which favored the sheer number of backlinks over any other factor.

Investors can be forgiven for demanding Goldberg's head given the sheer number of pivots the e-commerce site has endured.

«One of the key drivers of the forecasted increase in U.S. housing prices is the sheer number of U.S. Millennials ready and able to form new households and buy a new home,» says Tirupattur.

One of the key drivers of the forecasted increase in U.S. housing prices is the sheer number of U.S. Millennials ready and able to form new households and buy a new home.

As a percentage of total spending, Boomers are expected to spend 3.4 % more on health care than their parents did, and through 2060 will contribute to a 1.04 % annual growth rate in this sector by sheer number of new customers alone.

Flex factor: The sheer number of retail jobs available means retirees have a good chance of finding one that fits their schedule.