Sentence examples for could only amass from inspiring English sources

His unsuccessful attempt to run for the leadership in 2010 – when he dropped out because he could only amass half the nominating MPs he needed to make the ballot – attests to his lack of political friends.

He will draw some votes away from Mr. Hernández, Mr. Villeda, and Mrs. Zelaya, but even if he were to take away 10percentt (a tough proposition) from the base of each of his main opponents and carve out his own niche of support from the remaining 380,000 voters, Mr. Nasralla could only amass about 660,000 votes.

The Sussex all-rounder smashed six sixes and eight fours in 55 balls as he amassed his highest score in 79 limited-overs matches for England, missing out on a century by one run when he could only collect two from the last ball of the innings.

Imagine the good we could do with the fortunes of the rich, who have only amassed the wealth because of the infrastructure developed by society.

Yet, the Republicans only amassed 1.28 million votes statewide.

Darwin not only amassed a wealth of data supporting the notion of transformation of species, but he also was able to suggest a mechanism by which such evolution could occur without recourse to other than purely natural causes.

As the GameCube only amassed 21.74 million global sales.

"They took it to us," said Doug Flutie, Buffalo's big-play quarterback of late who could amass only 154 passing yards and no touchdowns.

While at Carnegie Mellon, Kuffner told me he'd constantly speak to colleagues who were working on a machine learning problem, and had an algorithm they'd know would work, if only they could amass enough data.

Last night, McCulloch made the inscrutable choice to announce the grand jury's decision after darkness had fallen and the crowds had amassed in the streets, factors that many felt could only increase the risk of violence.

Last night, [prosecutor Robert] McCullough made the inscrutable call to announce the grand jury's decision after darkness had fallen and the crowds had amassed in the streets, factors that many felt could only increase the risk of violence.