there is safety in numbers
there's safety in numbers

Try to travel with a group of people; there is safety in numbers.

But the foundation has apparently decided there is safety in numbers.

But if there is safety in numbers, how does this strengthen security and protect people?

I can understand the panic among religious Jews, because there is safety in numbers.

If there is safety in numbers, let's take advantage of it."

They have long seemed to prefer them in groups, feeling perhaps that there is safety in numbers.

There is safety in numbers but less risk of embarrassment when the numbers are small.

"There is safety in numbers, even with the dead.

There is safety in numbers; which once more confers an advantage to the larger organizations.

One idea is that there is safety in numbers.

Do you think there is safety in numbers?"

There is safety in numbers at Pipeline.

There is safety in numbers, particularly for women, no matter how inconvenient it is to find a workout partner.

The club's president, Fred Lebow, said there is safety in numbers.

For terns, there is safety in numbers as the dense population works together to drive out marauding gulls.

Being part of a cliché means there is safety in numbers, and much that unites the members of your cohort.

'We are still in the Satrap's territory, and there is safety in numbers.

"There is safety in numbers," said Steve Hughes, executive vice president of Healthy Choice.

There is safety in numbers when this is upon us- "When what is upon us, Rushka?

The million or so sooty terns in the Seychelles prove that there is safety in numbers and the nearby predatory egrets have little success when attempting to steal.

Apparently, the theory is that there is safety in numbers, and so far the numbers - a projected $20 million in wholesale revenues this year alone - are very encouraging.

SoHo's Grand Reopening In these precarious economic times, SoHo dealers are betting there is safety in numbers (not to mention increased visibility).

What's more, there is safety in numbers: the lines validate consumers' decisions to go to Disneyland, much the way the difficulty of reserving a table at a trendy restaurant confirms the patrons' choice.