The phrase "amount of belt" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the quantity or length of a belt, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The amount of belt needed for this project is approximately two meters."
Alternatives: "length of belt" or "quantity of belt".
No matter that everyone from think tank Centre for Cities, to LSE economist Paul Cheshire, to housing charity Shelter, to business group London First point out that less than a quarter of the huge amount of green belt land in Greater London is accessible to the public or has an environmental designation.
Thus, it is possible that the higher MgO, Cr, and Ni concentrations in the black gouge samples are the result of entrainment of small amounts of Sambagawa belt rocks.
Hence, in a male voice, a belted A might not have the same amount of modulation as a belted B. Find some good practice songs.
Now he's been in that starting role, and maybe now with the amount of games under his belt he's gotten to that point where he's comfortable".
I'm nearly 30, with an MBA and a decent amount of experience under my belt, and I'm reaching a point that I might naturally pull back a bit.
Despite their best intentions and high aspirations, the reality is that most startups fail — and in order to beat those odds, you usually need a decent amount of experience under your belt first.
The original Sharalike app was launched around 18 months ago and became a smash hit, with more than 1.3 million downloads and more than 30 million photos converted into smart slideshows, so the company does have a tremendous amount of success under its belt.
But the sheer amount of farmland in the Corn Belt has meant that farms, in aggregate, have accounted for a vast majority of monarch births, according to another study published by Dr. Oberhauser and colleagues in 2001.
This included an outdoor training for the same amount of time, but without the belt.
On the basis of the present results we are yet unable to assess the amount to which high motivation might compensate for possible negative facets of belt wearing (e.g. irritations, negative feeling, etc).
