The phrase "amount of enemies" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term should be "number of enemies" as "amount" is typically used for uncountable nouns.
Example: "The hero faced a large number of enemies during the battle."
Alternatives: "count of enemies" or "total of enemies."
Meanwhile, he produced a cannister of Mace he always carries, which did not surprise me, given the amount of enemies he must make.
Also cited as flaws are poor controls, unappealing graphics, the amount of enemies, and the text-only ending screen.
She made a fair amount of enemies in the way that she implemented the cuts to police budgets and has been viewed in many quarters as lacking the necessary personal characteristics in order to become Prime Minister.
So don't expect the same amount of enemies on every level.
While progress in conventional wars can be measured by the amount of enemy territory captured or the number of cities liberated, the American military has had greater difficulty making such assessments in guerrilla conflicts like Iraq.
In addition, the Australians captured a small amount of enemy equipment and a number of documents, including marked maps, sketches, and Japanese orders.
Based on the gradient formulas and the designed algorithm, we find the optimal impulsive releasing times and amounts of enemies by numerical simulations.
The Vulcan is perfect for either a sniper or a machine gun, good for large amounts of enemies are watching your team mates back.The Longshot is a good sniper, but equally suited to close-up.
The Allies took nearly 40,000 Italian prisoners and considerable amounts of enemy weapons, supplies and equipment.
Let F be the total cost in a period of system (6) under the control of economic threshold (h_{2}), which is a function of intensity of pesticide spraying (alpha (h_{2})), and the released amount of natural enemies are given by (delta(h_{2})).
