The phrase "amount of arguments" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of arguments." You can use "number of arguments" when referring to the count of reasons or points made in a discussion or debate.
Example: "The number of arguments presented in the debate was overwhelming, making it difficult to choose a side."
Alternatives: "quantity of arguments" or "count of arguments."
The operator allows you to pass a variable amount of arguments to a function.
The more it has looked as if Greece will default messily on all its debt, the jumpier creditors have become about Portugal and no amount of arguments about differences between the two seems to help.Even so, those differences are striking.
The amount of arguments I saw was silly.
I voted No in 2014 but now the vast amount of arguments that the No campaign used have now made me want to vote Yes".
Giving advance notice allows the child to prepare for the change, and it will reduce the amount of arguments and tantrums.
Gekoski, speaking from the Sydney Writers' festival, said that the decision to give the prize to Roth had been reached "slowly and with a great deal of discussion and a considerable amount of argument".
Blanchflower's departure is no great surprise given the amount of argument he has had to make on the MPC this year and in any case most external committee members - of which there are four - leave after one three-year term.
"There's no amount of argument that would make a difference to our lives if we can't be sure that there's a table between us now," he said.
What they've found, as they parse through footage and findings, has been the subject of much discussion (including Jennifer Senior's infamous New York Magazine feature "All Joy and No Fun: Why Parents Hate Parenting") and a fair amount of argument.
This time his parents finally realized that no amount of argument would change their son's determination to be a painter, and so in the fall of 1855 he left home for the last time, bound for Paris.
But the story it tells is not a simple one: this was, to quote the title of Cro-Mags' first album, an "age of quarrel," which means that any celebration of those not wholly good old days will necessarily involve a certain amount of argument.
