Sentence examples for amount of space given from inspiring English sources

The amount of space given to those stories fell more significantly from 3.5%to1.3%3% in 2013.

In Lower Manhattan alone, the amount of space given up was nine times the amount leased, a condition known as negative absorption.

Dave Morris London Re-reading election urgings from two separate MPs, I was struck by the amount of space given to constituency activities and how little to parliament.

The amount of space given to the results has varied over the years, with 12 pages being the standard (13.5 this year).

It was much criticized for the amount of space given over to elevators, stairs and fire stairs and for the small size of the galleries in relation to these systems of vertical circulation.

In the building's permanent display on music history, for example, the Minneapolis punk bands Husker Du and the Replacements get three times the amount of space given to the entirety of the blues.

Others noted the amount of editorial space given to big advertisers in the fashion bible.

"How about something else?" Such a small amount of space is given over to reviewing children's books in newspapers - which is why this website, and those like it, are such a FABULOUS idea - why waste what little space you do have with dissing a book you don't like, when you could be reviewing one you'd like people to rush out and try for themselves.

The amount of space available, given the number of people in that space, has a direct psychological and physiological effect on fans.

Just check out the amount of media ad space given to retirement, incontinence, E.D. and anti-aging products.

"The artist has carefully chosen the right piece of bone, and prepared the surface, which suggests a preconceived plan," said Cook. "The figures of the deer occupy just the right amount of space to give you a sense of perspective.