Sentence examples for high amounts for from inspiring English sources

It's worth bearing in mind that oxytocin also needs to be produced in high amounts for sex and orgasm.

Arguably it would be very helpful to build more, construct new homes and expand further, rather than pay increasingly high amounts for existing property.

Leachate vermicompost contains a slightly higher amount of sodium (Na); vermiwash contains a high level of potassium (K) which, as a primary nutrient, is needed in high amounts for plant growth.

A particular advantage of estimation in WTP-space is that variation in WTP estimates are separated from variation in the price parameter, resulting in lower standard deviations and eliminating extreme values in the distribution which would seem to imply that some individuals are willing to pay very high amounts for individual attributes [42].

Financial suffocation, intimidation, public shaming, limiting numbers of candidates for each party, and charging high amounts for TV time are just some of the ways in which the ruling party keeps election time quiet.

Despite their abnormal pattern of betting, the ADHD group did not bet high amounts for all ratios.

The Brooklyn prosecutors asked for $2,500 bail, which is a high amount for the kinds of charges that he faced in the drug raid.

Instagram launched in 2010 and flourished to such an extent that in April 2012 it was acquired by Facebook for about $1bn, an unusually high amount for a company characterised by having plenty of buzz, but no real business model.

The National Grid can be very slow to connect individual renewable energy installations and can charge a high amount for it, making the real cost to investors and communities far greater than that of the actual installation.

"Matilda," which won four Tonys on Sunday to the six for "Kinky Boots," has now passed $21 million in advance ticket sales for future performances, according to a spokesman for the show, an exceptionally high amount for a Broadway show.

One reason prosecutors have asked for such a startlingly high amount for Mr. Stanford is that a court can only sentence a defendant to the maximum permitted under the statute.