The phrase "amount of nights" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of nights." You can use "number of nights" when referring to a countable quantity of nights, such as in travel or accommodation contexts.
Example: "The hotel offers a discount for a longer stay, so I booked a number of nights to take advantage of the offer."
Alternatives: "total nights" or "count of nights."
Dan would endure multiple rounds of chemotherapy, radiation treatments, surgeries and an immeasurable amount of nights in the hospital.
The amount of nights I spent away from my kids I can't get back, and I made a promise at the end of it that I'd never do that again". So, this time around, she hunkered down in the cozy home studio that sits above the kitchen and front room of her house.
The robber got away with at least $210,000, plus an unknown amount of night deposits.
However, some researchers (e.g. Matsushita and Maeda, 1965) assumed that the zero level is the daily mean of Sq field variations, allowing for some amount of night-side Sq currents.
By the 1930s, extensive use of the water closet meant that the amount of night soil being delivered to Carrington Moss had dropped significantly.
Meltzer and Mindell note that caring for an individual with chronic illness often requires a significant amount of night care, resulting in significant sleep disruption and deprivation on top of the already physically draining tasks during the day [ 36].
When you get the proper amount of rest night after night, you're able to perform to your full potential.
Prof Paul Pharoah, from the University of Cambridge, said the fact the risk did not increase with increasing amounts of night shifts suggests the link seen may not be causal.
But when the bill moved to the House of Representatives, two conservative Woonsocket representatives refused to go along, and no amount of late-night negotiating could change their minds.
Yet the last year and a half the post-Leno era, we'll call it—has resulted in an unprecedented amount of late-night host reshuffling, filled with extended, teary goodbyes and enthused introductions.
This course is truly INTENSIVE and requires a significant amount of work (including nights and weekends) outside of class and daily deadlines for submission of creative work.
