Sentence examples for amount of attendant from inspiring English sources

Christmas comes with a cost, and getting a handful of potentially useful presents is far from worth the amount of attendant bullshit that comes with them.

Trump began raising money for his re-election the day he took office, and will have not only a huge financial edge but the advantages of incumbency ― flying to his rallies aboard Air Force One and winning incalculable amounts of attendant free publicity.

The amount of training attendants receive -- averaging six weeks -- has not changed since Sept. 11.

Each household that makes such a switch will save an attendant amount of carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide from being released into the atmosphere through coal burning.

"The amount of intimidation these flight attendants experienced is unprecedented," Patricia Friend, the union's president, said during a conference call Wednesday.

His remarks, delivered at the same conference as Warren's, highlighted some policymakers' concern with the total amount of student debt and the attendant effects on consumption and investment.

In October, the F.A.A. issued an operations bulletin for "ultra long-range flights" that doubled the amount of time pilots and flight attendants must remain at their overseas destination.

Using satellite image maps of coca plantations, they found that while the plantations caused small amounts of deforestation, the attendant caravanserai of people, crops and hangers-on made the real impact, chopping deeper into healthy forests.

As a result of this work, the industrial partner was able to modify the surface properties of the catalyst so as to drastically reduce the amount of dimethyl ether produced and the attendant cost of recycling it back to methanol.

I used the site's Wedding Budgeter feature and created a budget by entering the number of attendants, guests and the amount of money my parents planned to spend.

This is all the more remarkable when you consider the growth of the nation's population and the attendant explosion in the amount of information exchanged.