Sentence examples for given the substantial amount from inspiring English sources

"Given the substantial amount of time that this proposal has been pending, I believe an extension of 15 days would be sufficient," Mr. Levitt said in a letter today.

The commission said, "The panel cannot agree with that conclusion given the substantial amount of information regarding the sexual assaults and the academy's institutional culture available to leaders at the academy, Air Force Headquarters and the Office of the Air Force General Counsel".

We cannot reliably conclude that establishing CPU care will represent a cost-effective use of health service resources given the substantial amount of investment it would require.

Given the substantial amount of premature (or alternative) polyadenylation that has been documented in eukaryotes (Ozsolak et al., 2010), it seems that such an mRNA surveillance pathway might have considerable biological significance.

An understanding and acknowledgement of childcare providers' expectations and perceptions is important for caregivers and health professionals given the substantial amount of time children spend in daycare and the pivotal role childcare providers play in shaping preschooler's behaviour.

The effect of TEA on water permeability in cells and tissues that express high levels of AQP1 channels is likely to be significant, given the substantial amount of water that can be moved across AQP1-expressing epithelia (for example, see data on descending thin limbs in Fig. 3).

The question, however, is whether sustained investment growth is plausible given the substantial amounts of slack capacity that exist in many industries.

"The organisers... were given a substantial amount of time to arrange the event and put in place the safety features required for a festival of this magnitude.

So last night in the City Hall Blue Room, facing the television cameras, Mr. Bloomberg acknowledged that he had given a substantial amount of money to District Council 37 in the contract's first two years without any offsetting productivity increases to finance them.

Re "Israeli-Arab Hero Is Praised, but Not Embraced" (front page, Sept. 26), about Rami Mahamid, who was seriously wounded and wrongly detained for two days by the Israeli police after foiling an Arab suicide bomber: Instead of giving this hero a piece of paper and a handshake, the Israeli authorities should have given him a substantial amount of cash, otherwise known as a reward.

Mr. Gates has also given a substantial amount of his fortune to the foundation.