Sentence examples for amounts of legitimate from inspiring English sources

Suspicious material often originates in China or Morocco, though both countries yield large amounts of legitimate material as well.

If there's too much finance, the risk is that banks will all compete for relatively small amounts of legitimate business, resulting in declining lending standards — and, perhaps, ethical standards — and eventually, if it goes on long enough, a banking crisis.

We are seeing a huge amount of legitimate and illegitimate companies collecting house to house, setting up clothing banks, collecting on behalf of charities.

While the court agreed with the RIAA that Napster "knowingly encourages and assists" in the exchange of copyrighted material, it noted that a small amount of legitimate material is also available on the service.

2) False positive ratio: The false positive rate is the amount of legitimate traffic wrongly detected as malicious.

The initials are: Vowels: Coda endings: POJ has a limited amount of legitimate syllables, although sources disagree on some particular instances of these syllables.

In what amounts to legitimate but unsurprising news, Obama announced the appointment of the rest of the members of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, chaired by Holdren, Harold Varmus, and Eric Lander.

"A company may be making good revenues but pay lower amounts of tax for completely legitimate business reasons.

Former director of the National Security Agency What Edward Snowden did amounted to the greatest hemorrhaging of legitimate American secrets in the history of my nation.

And almost half that amount came from the servicing of legitimate loans, which investigators estimate made up less than a tenth of the bank's loan portfolio.

"Nevertheless, there is a recognition by the scientific community that when we are talking about the expenditure of large amounts of public money, there are legitimate arguments about economic value, economic output, [and the] contribution of science to economic growth.