The phrase "amount of nominations" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of nominations." You can use it when discussing the count of nominations received for an award or recognition.
Example: "The film received a record number of nominations at the awards ceremony this year."
Alternatives: "total nominations" or "count of nominations."
Boyhood has done well with five nominations, and perhaps that is reasonably what could have been expected, and for passionate partisan fans of this film (like me) no amount of nominations will be enough for this remarkable, and unique film, which is a kind of time-lapse drama, shot over 12 years, showing a boy growing up.
Similarly, absent children did not differ from their peers in their amount of nominations for proactive aggression [ t (178) = 1.09, P = .28] and reactive aggression [ t (178) = .41, P = .69].69]
Compared to the children in the final sample, the children who did not receive parental consent did not differ in their amount of nominations for proactive aggression [ t (176) = .11, P = .91] and reactive aggression [ t (176) = 1.16, P = .25].
A certain amount of nomination-killing is reality in today's Senate, but bottom line is Obama won election, gets to nominate judges.
In addition, The Fame Monster garnered a total of six nominations at the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards – equating to the amount of Grammy nominations her debut received – winning Best Pop Vocal Album and earning her a second-consecutive nomination for Album of the Year.
"The growing amount of awareness around the nomination then stretched to the media, which raised its profile in a way that helped get the word out about the need to get the confirmation done soon".
No amount of rave reviews or Oscar nominations for "The Post" will change that awful truth.
Despite its multiple nominations and excessive amount of attention it garnered, (in fact was the first time that multiple black actresses Oprah Winfrey, Margaret Avery and Whoopi Goldberg received nominations for the same film), the movie failed to win any Oscars and held the record along with the 1977 movie, The Turning Point, as the most nominated films failing to win any Oscars.
A candidate needs a certain amount of delegates to win the nomination.
The Kinnock and academic revelations were magnified by the limited amount of other news about the nomination race at the time, when most of the public were not yet paying attention to any of the campaigns; Biden thus fell into what Washington Post writer Paul Taylor described as that year's trend, a "trial by media ordeal".
The Kinnock and school revelations were magnified by the limited amount of other news about the nomination race at the time, when most of the public were not yet paying attention to any of the campaigns; Biden thus fell into what The Washington Post writer Paul Taylor described as that year's trend, a "trial by media ordeal".
