Sentence examples for be some quantity of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, even the glummest shoebox may be honestly described as "light and airy", for there will surely be some quantity of photons coming in through a glazed aperture during daylight hours, and there will definitely be air in it as well – unless someone has taken the trouble to hermetically seal the flat and then carefully pump out all the air to create a vacuum.

Hamilton's finding suggested that high levels of testosterone might lead to baldness, but in fact the level is irrelevant, providing there are some quantities of the hormone present.

The trade could also be for some quantity of one object or resource for another, but usually all of the objects traded are of a kind, for example, trading 10 iPods.

The relevant quantity is some measure of intent to migrate such as the number or fraction of the health care professionals wishing to migrate (M).

Sure enough, quantity of e-mail is some measure of importance.

When souls are acted upon, some quantity of energy in the brain would vanish.

The following details are some helpful quantities of enlightenment uncovered from the above debate: 1.

Although there are some small quantities of others ions (K+, Mg+, SO4 2−, NO3 −); Na+ and Cl− present about 91% of all seawater ions.

He does not have before his mind a quantitative question; he is trying to decide whether the accused committed the crime, and is not looking for some quantity of action intermediate between extremes.

Anxiety inhibits the capacity of the bladder to relax on filling, so that under conditions of stress there may be some involuntary passage of small quantities of urine.

When suction is applied after conventional flushing, some quantity of fluid returns, but when this return stops, there is no way to know whether it has stopped because the stomach is empty (Fig.  4a) or because the mucosa has suctioned into the holes, and is blocking them (Fig.  4b).