Sentence examples for in considerable quantity from inspiring English sources

My belief is that individuals keen to limit sodium in their diets need concern themselves less about foods and drinks that contain this mineral naturally, than processed foodstuffs that have had it added (often in considerable quantity) by food manufacturers.

In 44, denarii were issued in considerable quantity by his quattuorviri, bearing the portrait of Caesar on the obverse, with such inscriptions as DICT ator) QVART um) or DICT ator) PERPETVO, and Venus Victrix or other semipersonal reverse types.

Although East Asian objects of art were taken to Europe in considerable quantity during the 16th century, it was not until after 1600 that a real trade with China grew up, fostered by the East India companies of the Netherlands, England, and France.

It was imported to Japan in considerable quantity in the late Edo period for textile dyeing and has also been confirmed in a number of ukiyo-e paintings [20], but it has yet to be found in woodblock prints.

In addition to solid constituents, gas is present in many waters in considerable quantities.

The jugs were exported in considerable quantities to England, where they were known as "graybeards".

Henry McLeish has promised to make a bonfire of the quangos but their usefulness to Ministers is such that they are bound to survive in considerable quantities.

Prices, especially of agricultural produce, had started to rise in Spain, as in the rest of Europe, long before American silver was imported in considerable quantities.

Other crops grown in considerable quantities are olives (for olive oil), grapes, melons, potatoes, and oranges, all of which are exported to other EU countries.

Quite unlike the Irish, who, traditionally, like to turn a funeral into a party lasting for at least a couple of days, fuelled by food and drink in considerable quantities.

The crucial elements that have to be added to the soil in considerable quantities in the form of fertilizer are nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, in each case in the form of a suitable compound.