Sentence examples for 89 from high-quality English sources.

• Running time: 89 minutes.

• Lines of latitude north of the Equator are numbered from 1° to 89° N.

• With cases from £89, this is a good option if you're on a budget, and the wine is of a good standard.

• The main confidence index is slightly higher than expected, at 89.3 (versus forecasts of an 89 reading).

• After returning to Peru, he joined the faculty at his alma mater, eventually serving as rector (1984–89).

• He did the same in losing causes in two group games, making 82 not out against Sri Lanka and 89 against Australia.

• In the basic grid there are 89 such equally spaced lines to the north of the equator, 89 to the south.

• The first season received an 89% critic score and the average critic score of all three season of "Narcos" is 89%.

Use 89 in a sentence.

• .), first secretary of the ruling Bulgarian Communist Party’s Central Committee (1954–89) and president of Bulgaria (1971–89).

• An overwhelming 93% of Americans support background checks on all gun sales — including 89% of Republicans and 89% of gun owners.

• (“Ford Motor Company cannot say 89% of its fleet has seatbelts that work and still sell them,” said Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League.)

• "WHO estimates that each month 89 million medical masks will be required for the COVID-19 response, 76 million examination gloves, and 1.6 million goggles."

• Mobile banking is already a pervasive trend; according to Insider Intelligence's Mobile Banking Competitive Edge Study, 89% of survey respondents said they use mobile banking.

• Research from Augusta University Medical Center showed that this wearable device registered an 89% reduction in patient deterioration into preventable cardiac or respiratory arrest.

• Mobile banking is already a pervasive trend; according to Business Insider Intelligence's Mobile Banking Competitive Edge Study, 89% of survey respondents said they use mobile banking.

• There, Gödel points out that line (3) of the demonstration of Russell’s proposition ∗89·16 is an elementary logical blunder, while the crucial ∗89·12 also appears to be highly questionable.

89 sentence examples

• For Kekes, conservatism adopts a stance of scepticism between extremes of rationalism and fideism (belief based on faith), and steers a middle course of pessimism between claims of perfectibility and corruptibility (1998: 54, 89, 60).

• “Starbucks can’t say 89% of its coffee doesn’t have poison in it, Ford Motor Company cannot say 89% of its fleet has seatbelts that work and still sell them – most companies recall a product that is not at 99.9%,” Greenblatt said.

• The annual Homelessness Monitor shows that 70 per cent of local authorities in England are struggling to find any stable housing for homeless people in their area, while a striking 89 per cent reported difficulties in finding private rented accommodation.

• 89% of respondents to Influence Central's survey said they wanted to work on "feel good" brand campaigns and "philanthropic efforts," a desire that falls in line with how brands themselves are approaching influencer marketing during the coronavirus crisis.