Sentence examples for amount has remained from inspiring English sources

That amount has remained unchanged in 30 years.

A rough calculation demonstrates the general intensity of the use of PPPs in Germany: in 2014, 106,155 tonnes PPP containing 34,515 tonnes of active substances (without inert gases) were sold in Germany (BVL, 2015)—this amount has remained largely constant over the past 10 years or has even increased slightly (Fig. 2).

This represents four percent of the total budget, and this amount has remained flat at four percent for years.

Approximately 64 80 million pounds of ATZ are applied annually in the United States for agricultural and residential purposes; this amount has remained relatively constant over the past few decades (Kiely et al. 2004).

Venkata Raju of the Bangalore Water Supply Board said that the 900 million liters of water available per day, an amount that has remained the same since 2002, is rationed to 250 square kilometres of the city's core.

This alone is more than double the $104 million in capital funds proposed for affordable housing in the 2007 fiscal year's executive budget, an amount that has remained virtually the same in every executive budget since 2001-02 despithethe worsening housing crisis and the 200percentt increase in annual real estate transfer tax revenues.

The answer, surely, is to focus on specific domains where the amount of data has remained more manageable like the electricity grid, the financial system, and the mobile-phone networks.

Oceanographers have quantified trends in one of these "plastic soups" for the first time, and they've come to a surprising conclusion: The amount of plastic has remained steady for 2 decades despite a steep rise in industrial plastic production.

Comparing the amount of contamination and the amount of time it has remained in the environment with other similar disasters, Ecuador's is one of, if not the, worst environmental disasters in the world.

There are more attempts at humor than ever before, but probably the amount of actual laughter has remained constant — SIMMS: Let's get the chalkboard out.

The amount of CO2 that has remained in the atmosphere as a result has increased from about 40 per cent in 1990 to 45 per cent in 2008.