Sentences with phrase «whose number had»

A large portion of its fans are China's female mobile phone gamers whose numbers have risen sharply over the last year to 367 million, according to the newest report from Jiguang.

But if one includes all sects and movements, this accolade may belong to none other than the Old Order Amish, whose numbers have reached at least 100,000» some estimates run much higher» and are doubling every twenty years.

It is up to a playoff tested veteran roster with two all - stars to decide that they won't allow teams that are inexperienced, depleted, or whose number they have in the playoffs (Toronto) will not get in their way.

There are not enough practicing Certified Professional Midwives, whose numbers have been thinned by fear of arrest, to attend all of these births.

And then there's the breakaway Democrats known as the Independent Democratic Conference, whose numbers have now swelled to eight.

RFID provides the opportunity to use technology to improve public service and assist staff, whose numbers have been reduced by previous years» budget cuts, in meeting the demand from heavy patron usage of library services;

Former assemblyman John Faso, whose number we haven't called in quite a while, might have something to say about that, even though he says he won't make a decision until summer.

Cameron thus perfectly captured the mood of hard - working folk despairing not only of the layabouts and benefit cheats whose numbers have swelled in the twelve years since Tony Blair swept to power promising to dramatically reduce them, but also of Labour's prowess for luring conscientious citizens into the welfare trap.

By concentrating black votes in Rangel's district to protect his seat, the likelihood also becomes greater that legislators will end up with a new majority Latino district with a high concentration of Dominicans, whose numbers have grown 40 percent in the city over the past ten years.

The example of Africa's elephants, whose numbers have been slashed by demand from Asia for their ivory, have prompted conservations to mobilize to protect the pangolins.

The results came as a surprise to HIV - vaccine skeptics in the AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) research field, whose numbers have increased after years of failed vaccine trials.

The dense forests in the two nations harbor an estimated 80 percent of the world's remaining great apes, whose numbers have plunged elsewhere in Africa as human populations have expanded.

The agreement was reached to stem the slaughter of the herds, whose numbers had dropped from 1.3 million in 1979 to just over 600,000 in 1989.

They add that their findings support the practice of leaving old dams in place in Europe and North America where beavers — whose numbers have plummeted over the last 150 years — are making a comeback.

The IAC hopes to form the panel, whose number has yet to be determined, in the next few weeks and will be required to deliver its report on if and how to reform the IPCC by August.

I wondered whose number he'd be dialing after mine.

I want to remind you again that after the debate you'll vote a second time and the team whose numbers have changed the most in your estimation in percentage point terms will be declared our winner.

But even worse than rewards are awards — certificates, plaques, trophies, and other tokens of recognition whose numbers have been artificially limited so only a few can get them.

After learning about the essential role played by honey bees, whose numbers have declined rapidly in recent years, guests and visitors alike will be invited to taste fresh honeycomb straight from the hive.

Freedman wants to remind us, his readers, about «the dangers posed by cyclists,» whose numbers have grown dramatically in New York City.

Not exact matches

Organizations that have been the victim of a cybersecurity incident may have a number of legal obligations to report or disclose the incident, not only to government but also to other organizations and individuals whose data might be involved.

The Kremlin recruited «hundreds of agents» both in Russia and in the US who were either «consciously cooperating with the FSB or whose personal and professional IT systems had been compromised,» the dossier says, citing «a number of Russian figures with a detailed knowledge of national cyber crime.»

Articles are already appearing about fake tax returns being filed, identities being stolen with hacked social security numbers, and falsified mortgages filed in the name of individuals whose information and identities have been stolen.

Walk around any floor of the company's plus - sized headquarters in Seattle, and you'll see blackboards and posters touting the number of volunteer hours a particular team of employee volunteers has put in on a particular project, or the current level of the Partner (employee) Cup Fund, an employee initiative whose value is in financially helping partners in need, including this formerly homeless barista, whose story I tell here.

But the growing number of investors, particularly in Silicon Valley, on the hunt for technologies that do for medicine what apps have done for tech can be a boon for new companies like Theranos whose narratives may be more compelling than their science.

If New York City — whose Citi Bike program is the largest bike share in the United States — were to match that ratio, it would need to multiply the number of blue for - hire bicycles by 50.

«On my phone, the application ranked contacts in Colorado, Michigan, and New Mexico at the top; at the bottom was a friend whose cell phone has a Texas number, though she actually lives in California.»

RINGdetector ($ 59.95 from Lynx Automation, Lynnwood, Wash.; 206-744-1582) provides multilisting capability over a single line by sensing whose number a caller has dialed — modem, fax, telephone - answering device, or your personal phone — and directing it accordingly.

The dynamics of our market had boxed us in: I didn't have the massive cash reserve to discount my prices to win long - term contracts (see number one), and I couldn't sustain a business whose customers churned that quickly.

One example of this would be a retail company whose owners need capital to increase the number of company - owned stores, yet who don't wish to give up significant ownership in the company.

«Aside from that, the number of districts controlled or influenced by the Afghan government had been one of the last remaining publicly available indicators for members of Congress — many of whose staff do not have access to the classified annexes to SIGAR reports — and for the American public of how the 16 - year - long US effort to secure Afghanistan is faring,» he added.

All applicants want to show how their qualifications align with the position description, but for many roles it would be surprising — and a little fishy — to find someone with the exact number of years of experience you're looking for, in the exact field, with the preferred degrees, and whose resume or cover letter states she's checked every single box.

«The number of districts controlled or influenced by the Afghan government had been one of the last remaining publicly available indicators for members of Congress — many of whose staff do not have access to the classified annexes to SIGAR reports — and for the American public of how the 16 - year - long US effort to secure Afghanistan is faring,» he added.

But as Sears (whose sister chain Kmart has also closed enormous numbers of stores) exits many malls, it follows that traffic to such centers would slip and inflict collateral damage on competitors like Penney and Macy's.

The first week numbers for «25» put the sultry singer at the head of an elite club of artists, including Britney Spears, Whitney Houston, Eminem and Lady Gaga, whose albums have debuted with more than 1 million U.S. copies.

Moore, whose campaign filed a last - minute «election fraud» complaint on Thursday just before the results were certified just after 2 p.m. EST, claimed that widespread voter fraud had contributed to his more than 20,000 vote loss to Jones, a number that was not significantly altered by the inclusion of military and provisional ballots that were later counted.

Transferees, like the jittery man whose apartment didn't have a door, can call RMR's 800 number for help at any time.

The fundraising numbers help explain why more Republicans — particularly those facing re-election next year — aren't openly distancing themselves from a president whose approval rating hovers below 40 percent and whose White House has been wracked by public back - biting and legislative stumbles.

«A number of entrepreneurs and investors whose names you'd recognize, many of them very successful, reached out one - on - one,» Feld says.

According to Euromonitor, domestic whiskey sales have soared by 40 % in the past five years — NASCAR - fast numbers in a sector where good growth often means 2 % or 3 % a year, and a revolution for a spirit whose sales declined almost without a break for 30 years.

The number of people who had messages taken is a small portion of the estimated 87 million users whose data was exposed, but it represents a much more intrusive collection than the page likes, birthdays, locations, and personality traits and so forth that were taken from other profiles.

A substantial number of people whose lives were upended by Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy have suffered from — and, in some cases, continue to suffer from — PTSD.

The numbers also suggest that Penney is not getting that much of a lift from the ongoing declines at Sears (shld), whose appliance business Penney has been eyeing for two years now.

Singapore, whose population of 5.56 million has grown nearly 40 % since 2000, tightly controls the ownership and sale of vehicles through a bidding process and an annual growth rate that caps the total number of vehicles on the city - state's roads.

Musk, whose interests span electric cars, solar power and space rockets, isn't interested in commercially developing the idea, so a number of companies, including HTT, have pounced on it.

I've worked for a number of different agencies whose sole focus was going public or being acquired, otherwise known as the «exit strategy».

We have a government that 10 years ago said education was the number one priority that has put billions into the system whose intentions are probably in the right place.

However, we show in column (e) of the Summary Compensation Table the awards of RSRs to John G. Stumpf and Howard I. Atkins in 2002 and 2001, respectively, and for Mr. Stumpf, whose RSR award vested in full in 2007, the number of shares and value he acquired in columns (d) and (e) of the «Option Exercises and Stock Vested» vested in full in 2007, the number of shares and value he acquired in columns (d) and (e) of the «Option Exercises and Stock Vested» Vested» table.

In addition, we have a number of employees, including many members of management, whose equity ownership in our company could give them substantial personal wealth following our initial public offering.

Facebook had previously said the number of people whose information may have been shared with Cambridge Analytica was only around 50 million.