Sentence examples for considerable amounts of public from inspiring English sources

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).

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.

Even with that softened stance, they continue to spend considerable amounts of time and money on their years-long public campaign against the treatment.

Both types consume considerable amounts of energy.

Swiss law lets managers keep considerable amounts of information secret.

Many buyers earn "considerable amounts of money" in the City.

Considerable amounts of hydroelectricity are produced within the basin.

Moreover, considerable amounts of CO are formed.

Sure enough, the ivory contained considerable amounts of intact DNA.

Some of the samples contained considerable amounts of polythionates.