Sentence examples for dreadful amount of from inspiring English sources

Sometimes when he ran, he conjured the voice of British announcers: "He must be in a dreadful amount of pain now, but he must keep pushing".

When filing the heaping, dreadful amount of paperwork required to register a U.S. business, every entrepreneur must make a choice: for-profit or non-profit?

"It does not seem possible, at least in the near future", he wrote, "to find a way to release these dreadful amounts of energy which is all to the good because the first effect of an explosion of such a dreadful amount of energy would be to smash into smithereens the physicist who had the misfortune to find a way to do it".

Well, yes, in a nice culturally meaningful way, and also on any amount of dreadful clip-shows called 'I Love 2001'.

Furthermore, agricultural utilization of MSWVC will help in managing dreadful effects of the burgeoning amount of organic solid waste.

One of the most intriguing points is that one person made nearly 200 attempts and could only stay "alive" for 15 seconds, leaving this gamer to fall into the "zone of colossal failure" (in pink), so dubbed by Sauve for those who ended with fairly dreadful scores when compared with the amount of effort they spent playing the game.

Residents on Bath Road in Beenham say the amount of smoke has been "dreadful" and want the fire put out.

Now Kurtz adds, for conservative investors, a large dose of fixed income and a fair amount of commodities, even though commodities have delivered dreadful returns in the past decade.

Vintners are cutting back vines and planning fewer plantings, and the equation between the amount of water and the crop yield is dreadful: If you have 80percentt less water, you will produce only 80percentt of the normal crop.

The Federal Reserve will continue raising short-term interest rates, but unless it stops printing an excessive amount of money, it will give us a replay, although a milder version, of the dreadful stagnation experiences of the late 1970s and early 1980s.

The amount of tweets I have encountered that have been re-uploaded after the world has seen the dreadful mistake is beyond me.