Warlords have come into power over the past few seasons and have amassed considerable followings during that time.
Some colleagues in Parliament describe him as corrupt, untrustworthy or simply insignificant, but he appears to have amassed considerable wealth.
Beginning with aquatic experiments, they have amassed considerable evidence of damage done to food chains by predator removal and have extended such studies to land: Predation may be as consequential, if not more so, than bottom-up forces.
Facebook, Patreon, Medium and other platforms have amassed considerable power over creation, determining what gets seen, by whom, as well as the options creators have to get paid.
At the tender age of 35, Mr Reed had amassed considerable power.
During his travels he had amassed considerable material for a projected comparative lexicon of the English, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and Celtic languages.
Enterprise apps marketplaces have a better chance of success when the service has amassed considerable data and has an infrastructure to maintain it.
With the advent of modernization, urbanization and mass education, this current has amassed considerable influence in Muslim societies (and later among Muslim minorities).
Meanwhile "Check on It" debuted on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart in November 2005, that is, before its official release as it had amassed considerable listener impressions.
Eventually the controversy abated, and Ferraro made partial amends with a solid debate performance against Bush, at one point lambasting his "patronising attitude that you have to teach me about foreign policy" – a subject on which she had in fact amassed considerable expertise during her six years on Capitol Hill.
"That a Russian public servant could have amassed the considerable funds required to acquire and maintain these assets in Europe and the United States raises serious questions," wrote Wicker.
