Sentence examples for concern the amount from inspiring English sources

Whereas my response to money matters would echo that of the carpenter from Galilee and concern the amount of folding green currently on offer to first-job graduates from some large corporations.

These impacts may concern the amount of greenhouse gases (GHG) such as CO2, SO2, or NO (see, e.g., [22, 30, 31, 39, 41, 42, 44, 47, 48]); a loss of biodiversity due to deforestation [22, 39, 42, 48]; or local impacts such as air quality caused by pollution in households, noise, or aesthetical disturbances [22, 42, 44, 48 50].

In this concern, the amount of adsorbent has been estimated using a mass balance equation (Ramos et al. 1999): V{C}_{mathrm{i}} = mq + V{C}_{mathrm{e}} because q and C e must be in equilibrium, q for adsorbents can be calculated using Langmuir equation, and C i, C e, and V are 4, 1 mg/l, and l m3 (1,000 liters), respectively.

Some of the remaining obstacles to a larger settlement deal are among the defendant companies, rather than between them and the plaintiffs, and concern the amounts that the various parties would contribute toward the negotiated sum.

Harvey's main experiment concerned the amount of blood flowing through the heart.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton did not mention other problems concerning the amount of taxes New Yorkers send to Washington and amount of aid we get back.

However, it's not the burden of his argument, which concerns the amount of space devoted to reporting football in newspapers.

The Clacton MP meanwhile fell out with his boss on a separate issue, concerning the amount of public money UKIP should draw to fund its meagre parliamentary operations.

Evidence concerning the amount and kind of dreaming also depends on how rapidly one is roused and on the intensity of his effort to recall.

Money worries affected 30 per cent of respondents, while 28 per cent said they were concerned the amount of pressure they put on themselves was responsible for their stress levels.

The following question concerns the amount of pain you have experienced when swallowing food.