Sentence examples for debating the amount of from inspiring English sources
Wearing a black shirt, he has put in contact lenses, shaved (after debating the amount of stubble that will make him look least like the pictures now playing on television), and, with a handful of foam, tries to slick back his hair.
Ingraham and Williams debated the amount of leisure activities that Trump and his predecessor, Barack Obama, logged in office.
Even today, the House of Lords is debating reducing the amount of time a resident needs to have lived in their home before they can buy it to just three years.
It was then proposed and debated that the amount of an initiating factor accumulating with the cell's mass could reach a threshold value resulting in activation of the origin(s).
WALL STREET JOURNAL Big Profits at Fannie and Freddie Reignite Debate on Housing Supports | Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac reported huge profits for 2012, which is likely to intensify the debate over the amount of involvement the government should have in supporting the housing market.
As a result, the earnings will intensify the debate over the amount of involvement that government should have in housing.
The logger is part of a wider study the results of which have just been launched and will undoubtedly start a debate about the amount of carbon and water used showering.
Credit Suisse's decision comes after an escalating public debate about the amount of trading going on away from the public exchanges, and the effect it is having on the stock markets.
He repeatedly called Mr. Obama "the greatest food-stamp president in American history," and lectured a black questioner at Monday's debate about the amount of federal handouts to blacks, suggesting their work ethic was questionable.
He repeatedly called Mr. Obama "the greatest food-stamp president in American history," and lectured a black questioner at a debate about the amount of federal handouts to blacks, suggesting their work ethic was questionable.
As there has been for years there is a debate about the amount of games players are being forced to play but for the Hull captain, Gareth Ellis – who played in the first Magic Weekend in 2007 – getting rid of this event would do little to solve that dilemma.
