Sentence examples for considerable amount of public from inspiring English sources

David Phillips, leader of the opposition Labour group on Swansea council, told BBC Radio Wales Eyee on Wales programme: "(Mr Singh) had a considerable amount of public authority support, both directly in kind, and in money terms for things like his dinner and so on, and the involvement of local authorities and other institutions in giving his film festival credibility.

Asthma is one of the most common chronic diseases in the western world and is responsible for a considerable amount of public spending.

Subsequent chancellors, especially Labour's Gordon Brown, were "enthusiastically in favour of it", Lawson continued, because it enabled ministers in the short term to "dress up" considerable amounts of public expenditure off the public sector balance sheet.

Nevertheless, supportive arguments have also been proposed (Barca et al. 2012), and policy makers all around the world implement these policies, spending considerable amounts of public money (for instance, $95 billion annually in the US, according to the figures of Kline and Moretti 2013a).

APPSI, in taking a more restrictive view, would remove a considerable amount of important public sector information from the scope of the PSI regulations". Locus, a trade association representing firms dealing in PSI, agreed.

The authors spend a considerable amount of time at public information sessions for projects and EMF is frequently raised as a health concern by the public.

The elderly often spend a considerable amount of time in public parks, particular in highly dense cities.

During the pandemic of influenza A (H1N1 pdm09 there was a considerable amount of uncertainty among public health officials if or which NPI should be recommended.

Although Harf could possibly raise considerable amount of money taking Benckiser public, he says he's not interested.

Mayor Kasim Reed (and other civic leaders) used up a considerable amount of political clout and public goodwill to get the new Atlanta Falcons stadium approved and funded.

A tax-exempt historic property, Mr. Campbell concluded, has to be open to the public for one reason or another a considerable amount of time -- thus fulfilling a public purpose in lieu of taxes.