Sentence examples for but a considerable amount from inspiring English sources

But a considerable amount of this money will have to be used to pay for food, medicine and other basic needs.

THE science of animal ecology is relatively new, but a considerable amount of attention has been directed to this aspect of zoology since the beginning of the century.

But, a considerable amount of snow leopard habitat and linkages are likely to remain resilient to climate change, and these should be secured.

These days, the average costs for a patent are about $10,000 — chump change for a corporation, but a considerable amount for many home inventors.

"What is likely to occur over the next five years is not freer trade, but a considerable amount of government planning and intervention to apportion capacity worldwide" - in effect, a series of cartel arrangements.

Social media have strongly influenced awareness and perceptions of public health emergencies, but a considerable amount of social media content is now carried through images, rather than just text.

Not only DCS validation is achieved with such simulation-based design approach but also a considerable amount of design and installation time can be saved.

Knowledge of soil spatial variability is important in natural resource management, interpolation and soil sampling design, but requires a considerable amount of geo-referenced data.

VOCs emitted from the crude oil not only create severe air pollution problems but also a considerable amount of valuable hydrocarbons are wasted to the atmosphere.

I first met him as an undergraduate at Oxford (which he left without regrets or a degree but with a considerable amount of reading and directing theatre under his belt) in 1952.

He was a strong supporter of Penney's investment in Treasure Island, a discount chain that experimented with many trends in retailing but lost a considerable amount of money before Penney discontinued it in the 1980's.