| I also believe it to be a mistake to allow issues of work, growth and competitiveness to be reduced to statistical number crunching. |
| There is a good educational element to the game, and it also requires some number crunching. |
| This tends to involve unloading number crunching, paper-intensive and other administrative tasks. |
| Grandeur has a price, but the balance of gains and losses, benefits and costs, is a number crunching Olympics all of its own. |
| Financial planning is more than just number crunching and your retirement is not a single phase of your life, but a series of stages. |
| His contributions span far beyond number crunching with his countless emails to volunteers abroad, helping many adjust to the rigours of life overseas. |
