Sentence examples for in a considerable amount of from inspiring English sources

It was reported that Edwards' attempts to build the bridge over the River Taff left him in a considerable amount of debt and Thomas Morgan reported that "…the mason was considerably in debt and greatly discouraged.

Campbell would have had to put in a considerable amount of effort to compensate for that.

The ancient history of Malacca, like that of Singapore, is enveloped in a considerable amount of doubt.

Dr. Shubik has put in a considerable amount of his own time and money in order to start this project.

Ronit Bryant, the mayor of Mountain View, said of Google, "They bring in a considerable amount of money that goes into the general fund".

This experience has culminated in a considerable amount of research that resulted in significant improvements to the technologies employed to fabricate metallic fast reactor fuel.

This is only a very quick glimpse into a very important and very rich topic, and one, of course, that can be studied on its own in an considerable amount of detail.

However, in the children in puberty, a considerable amount of adverse reactions were still reported.

When T50/80 tumours implanted in BDF mice were exposed to radiation in vivo a considerable amount of DNA damage was present in tumours excised immediately.

The government in Vienna did give the Poles in Galicia a considerable amount of self-government, which was later used to Polonize the Ruthenian minority.

In contrast, a considerable amount of the iron oxide in samples from the massive basalts suffers from secondary alteration.