"handsome amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a generous or plentiful amount of something. For example: "He was paid a handsome amount of money for his services."
Even if it meant their eventual demise, they would walk away with a handsome amount of money from selling off their exchange.
So, poor remains poor, even after receiving a handsome amount of zakah while in the glorious history of Muslims, once zakah had uprooted poverty from society and still can alleviate it.
Edmunds found that turning your car off rather than let it idle for more than one minute saves a handsome amount of gas (a 19percentt savings compared to cars that didn't turn their engine off).
These two publishers were worse than the writers of such books, as they helped to propagate those books and paid the blasphemers handsome amount of money for writing them".
If you're single during the month of September, there's a strong likelihood that you'll experience the following scenario: On a chillier-than-usual night, you'll find yourself alone, having eaten a handsome amount of nugget products in bed, longing for a soul to eat breaded snacks with you.
If you're single during this month of September, there's a strong likelihood that you'll experience the following scenario: on a chillier-than-usual night, you'll find yourself alone, having eaten a handsome amount of nugget products in bed, longing for a soul to eat breaded snacks with you.
If you watch documentaries like "Inside Job", some of them were paid handsome amounts of money to say these things.
Point is, no one is ever going to treat you as well as your parents do, unless you pay them handsome amounts of money.
Apply liberal amount of compound.
Certainly, talented people from all corners of the media world were recruited for the venture, paid handsome amounts for taking the risks associated with jumping into the unknown.
Hall 1, where the opening took place, can be rented for the handsome sum of €17,880 per 12 hours.
