Sentence examples for a package of things from inspiring English sources

Am I going to have a job?' It's a package of things.

If someone had found a package of things belonging to my grandmother, I'd hope they'd look for me".

But the folks at Kiva have done an exceptional job in advancing the popular understanding of the role that credit can play as part of a package of things that can raise people out of poverty.

When they duly failed, the "sequester"—a package of spending cuts to things cherished by both parties took effect.

If you can put together a package of those things: keep the adults more mannered, give the children achievable goals, give them opportunities to regulate themselves, then you are going to minimise a huge percentage of the problems I have seen with children who have the problem labelled as ADHD".

After all, it's one thing to buy a package of thighs or drumsticks when you need a specific part, but you might as well cut up your own bird if you need a variety.

PN01: I didn't realise how much of that was to do with their disease, because generally the people I refer are depressed for some other reason, …and I didn't put it altogether that, perhaps this is just a whole package of things, it's not just one thing…So, yeah, it's made me more aware really of how people think and the one problem they're presenting with may not necessarily be the only one.

A whole good idea would be to make a payroll-tax holiday the first step in an orderly transition to scrapping the payroll tax altogether and replacing the lost revenue with a package of levies on things that, unlike jobs, we want less rather than more of — things like pollution, carbon emissions, oil imports, inefficient use of energy and natural resources, and excessive consumption.

Emergency Kit and Your Wish List An emergency kit is a small and compact package of things that you want to bring with you in the event that you and your family need to flee from a disaster.

This month, the Security Council unanimously passed a package of sanctions that, among other things, calls upon member states to inspect suspect ships at sea, or direct them to a nearby port if they refuse.

The Vatican prevailed and the mould has become for the family a more consequential object than Ramy's wife, Suhila Ayiad, thought when she packed her bag long ago, and her eyes alighted on the small metal instrument tucked inside a package of scissors, needles, thread, "all the things I'd need".