Sentence examples for express much of from inspiring English sources
Pochettino was disinclined to express much of an opinion, but suggested the contact was accidental.
Most commentators interpreted it as further evidence of Britain's deep ambivalence towards the "European project".Although the European authorities were careful not to express much of an opinion on the British government's wait-and-see verdict, there does seem to be genuine regret that Britain is not joining.
But while Hispanics didn't express much of a preference for either term, "Latino" has become increasingly popular, to judge from Internet search data collected by Google.
Like many of the nation's early conservationists, Mr. O'Brien expressed much of that passion through hunting; he also amassed an enormous collection of duck decoys and carved his own, twice winning national amateur competitions.
His face never expresses much of anything; he's still just Bruce Willis, getting paid to be himself.
Ryan also gave testimony alleging that Barasch had expressed much of the same concerns only days later, in a conference call with him and Mauricio Alvarado, the general counsel of Stanford's now defunct bank.
In addition, the ABC signals observed in L cells is not so strong as that of SW480 cells (Fig 3A), which express much amount of unphosphorylated β-catenin as shown in Fig 3B.
For example, it is known that rodent beta cells use GLUT2 for glucose uptake, while human beta cells express much less of this transporter and instead also take up glucose via GLUT1 [ 97].
Indeed, testis and kidney express much smaller variants of talin2 as a result of alternate promoter usage.
The state-of-the-art image and video formats can express much more information of original content compared with JPEG and MPEG-4 under the same compression ratio.
Because as a rule fibroids express much higher levels of p14Arf, a major negative regulator of MDM2, than matching myometrium it was then analyzed if fibroids are more sensitive against nutlin-3 treatment than matching myometrium.
