Sentence examples for illustrating how much from inspiring English sources

To see a slide show illustrating how much edible food gets wasted every day, click here.

It's his way of illustrating how much humanity has removed itself from nature.

The speech was watched by Guantánamo's inmates, illustrating how much is riding on the coming political battle.

In this case, though, the series feels more of a distant-acquaintance piece, illustrating how much the genre has changed in three decades.

Gorging, Then Working It Off: Have students read "Why Some Olympic Athletes Need to Gorge" and show the accompanying graphics illustrating how much food athletes have to eat after working out.

The 570,000-square-foot building on 5.5 acres is the largest single public-building project in Delaware's history, illustrating how much the state champions its court system, particularly the specialized business court.

"I suppose it illustrated how much he cared.

Maps effectively illustrate how much effort and how many lives it cost for so little territory.

The current confusion illustrates how much, institutionally and socially, is in flux.

Mr. Kennedy's tenure illustrates how much Pandora — and streaming music in general — has changed.

And some of those businesses can illustrate how much more business is out there.