Sentence examples for amount a lot from inspiring English sources

First, we found no decline in Americans' trust in environmental scientists: 71 percent of respondents said they trust these scientists a moderate amount, a lot or completely, a figure that was 68 percent in 2008 and 70 percent in 2009.

"It's a phenomenal amount, a lot of it generated by the away support and the basic Football League award".

(Not at all, a little, a moderate amount, a lot) Hayfever: Have you ever had hayfever?

Survivor report of physical health status (fair or poor vs good, very good, or excellent) and cancer-related pain (none or small amount vs medium amount, a lot or very bad) were included as primary predictors.

Exercise in leisure-time was elicited using the choices not at all, a little, some, a lot, a large amount; "a lot" and "a large amount" were later combined to "plenty of exercise".

Similarly, the PROs with conceptually similar category labels (e.g. Impact of Visual Impairment [IVI]: " not at all, hardly at all, a little, a fair amount, a lot and can't do because of eyesight") and unlabelled categories (e.g. ten-category global rating scale of the National Eye Institute Visual Function Questionnaire, [NEIVFQ]) also demonstrated disordered thresholds.

Sure, that would amount to $1,650,000 in 2014 dollars, and either amount sounds a lot like real money to me, but to McCann, those figures are rounding errors.

Be specific with amounts, such as "light lettuce" (for a small amount) or "a lot of pickles".

I think we could do a huge amount for a lot less for actual tangible results.

But if even a small fraction do, that would still amount to a lot of cabbage.

Ms Gavaghan said: "It's popular with people with no money because it's cheaper, it's stronger, so a small amount lasts a lot longer.