Sentence examples for amounts coming from from inspiring English sources

Compared with this radiation, the amounts coming from human efforts like nuclear plants are, relatively, minuscule.

The National Science Foundation, the observatory's principal supporter, will pay for most of the $75 million project, with smaller amounts coming from Canada and Mexico.

Last year, the average grant aid per student was $5,041, with the largest amounts coming from colleges and universities and the federal government.

The State of Illinois and Lake County will each pay three and a half million dollars, with lesser amounts coming from other towns.

It had been estimated that Z$1.2 billion would be needed, but in reality about Z$1.3 billion was pledged by donor countries, the largest single amounts coming from Britain and the United States.

Sport fishing may account for up to half the entire catch, while most of the commercial catch comes from lobster traps, with smaller amounts coming from the use of trammel nets or by trawling.

Smaller amounts came from similar entities registered in Jersey and the Isle of Man.

More substantial amounts came from Norway, and a little came from a mine at Gap, Pennsylvania, in the United States.

Australia supplies nine-tenths of Nauru's imports; far smaller amounts come from New Zealand, Fiji, and Japan.

The ash content of dried peat varies from 2 to 20 percent, with lower values more usual because the higher ash amounts come from sand and clay blown into the peat when it was at the surface.

Age, base deficit, lactate, Glasgow Coma Score, and RBC transfusion amounts came from the medical record.