Sentence examples for in light of much from inspiring English sources

In light of much research, Leiter and Maslach [ 9- 11] predicted that value incongruity has implications for all three aspects of burnout: people start a job with enthusiasm and expectations of success.

This success is particularly notable in light of much slower progress in the 1990s, where in some cases, mortality rates rose due to conflict and instability and/or high HIV prevalence rates.

But in light of how much I've learned about politics in just the last six months, I never knew how much I didn't know -- and that scares me.

In light of that, much of the original arrangement has been kept.

"That's crazy," he insists, especially in light of how much the demand to live in New York has increased.

"We're in a phenomenally very good position in light of how much was done this weekend to help support mass transit here in the New York region".

The attitudes of some in the Polish Roman Catholic Church and some citizens of Jedwabne fall far short of what might be hoped for in light of so much bloodshed.

It's especially bizarre in light of how much Mr. Park is asking you to shell out: $150 a person before drinks, tip and tax.

(Continuing its penchant for News Speak, the US military has reportedly renamed them "night operations" in light of how much they are hated by Afghans).

It is so plagued by summertime traffic that nearly every new proposal is scrutinized in light of how much more it will clog the roads.

Unlike in the Bank of America case, she said, here the S.E.C. amassed adequate evidence of why the settlement amount made sense in light of how much the company had gained by its failure to disclose.