Sentence examples for finding that much from inspiring English sources

I don't see the government of Uganda [consistently] finding that much money," Muhumuza said.

But in a 2012 Nature paper, Shenoy and his colleagues reported finding that much more is going on: Motor cortical neurons work as part of an interconnected circuit — a so-called dynamical system — to create rhythmic patterns of neural activity.

The researchers also analyzed the light originating from Kepler 7b at various phases of its orbit, finding that much of the planet's reflectivity is due to the presence of clouds, and that this cloud cover is unevenly distributed.

The loudest calls for such a system are coming from the banks, travel companies and online stores that are finding that much of their e-mail is getting caught in spam filters.

For a smaller firm finding that much cash to clean up after a breach could mean the difference between keeping trading and going bust.

There is significant pent up demand as replacement rates since the 2008 recession have run quite low within the HVAC area, and we're finding that much of that is coming to market now.

"We're finding that so much social activity happens on mobile, well above what we're seeing on desktop or tablet," he said.

Much has been made of findings that much of the abuse and harassment of people with a learning disability is perpetrated by young people.

Our results confirm previous findings that much adolescent self-harm, even where there was a desire to die, does not receive medical attention, emphasising the importance of community-based studies for providing information about prevalence.

Some would argue that the failure of the maternal health community to persuade policy makers of the need to prioritize EmOC as an intervention is reflected in the recent Countdown to 2015 findings that "much remains to be done in the most crucial area – childbirth [ 79]".

This is consistent with previous findings that much of the response to selection over the first 40 years of selection was attributable to utilization of standing genetic variation at many loci in the genome, indicating a mostly polygenic architecture for body weight.