Digit used in a sentence

Digit in a sentence as a noun

"You know, one of these days, we're going to use that second digit.

There's no secret software the police have that will suck all the info off an iPhone with a 6-digit PIN.

Suppose you want a unit fraction 1/n with decimals that cycle through the 4-digit sequence abcd.

The guy left me with the phone overnight, and I sat up through the night to try all 10,000 possible 4-digit combinations.

1004 is a fairly popular password there, because it is one of the few 4-digit numbers that sound like actual words in Korean.

Don't forget that he discovered the fastest known algorithm for computing an arbitrary digit of pi. If you ever are tempted to get egotistical, just think of this guy.

I know a double-digit number of people who turned down six figure jobs to go into public service for a fraction of the money, doing often thankless work.

I vividly remember one summer class when I taught why the multiplication algorithm works for two-digit numbers using base ten blocks.

Coming from a nonprofit biomedical research group where I struggle to get single digit numbers of developers, that is mind-bending.

So a starting employee on a starting salary might easily see double digit increases year over year, while an experienced employee might barely keep up with inflation.

The consequences are obvious and stark - a political system with single-digit approval ratings, where nobody feels represented and nobody feels responsible.

Apple's moved the bar to breaking into those phones from having the phone and a 4 digit or no passcode to having:-- the phone-- a 2400 dpi resolution image of the correct fingerprint-- a 1200 dpi laser printer & transparent paper-- pink latex milk or white woodglue-- a non-trivial amount of time