Sentence examples for inspection how much from inspiring English sources

Russia's awful, grimy, gaudy airports reveal how much hasn't changed in the world's biggest country but also, on closer inspection, how much is beginning to.Sheremetyevo: Landing at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, first-time visitors may be unnerved to see their more experienced co-passengers limbering up, as if for a football match or gladiatorial combat.

The aircraft needed an engine inspection to see how much had been taken through, and wasn't fit to fly until the debris was removed.

District officials filed the report with Judge Linda Marks in March so she could conduct a private court inspection to determine how much of the report could be made public.

In exchange for relief from sanctions it will accept, in principle, that it should allow intrusive inspections and limit how much uranium will cascade through its centrifuges.

At the end of last year, when the Usas students got Nike to agree to open their contracting shops to outside inspection, the students understood how much business Nike stood to lose if their universities cancelled the company's licensing contracts.

The website also includes links to inspection reports and shows how much money schools spend per pupil.

What you can't tell from the inspection of famous survivors is how much of this ongoing human experiment is completely safe.

Six-nation talks on ending North Korea's nuclear programs, which include the United States, stalled in the last months of the Bush administration as the United States and North Korea bickered over how much nuclear inspection the North should accept.

* Cleaning score: Visual inspection was used to assess how much of the UVM remained on the underside of the toilet seat as outlined in the Materials and Methods section.

Add the monthly totals for fuel ($128 in our example); maintenance, repairs and insurance ($157.50 a month); and inspection and registration ($8.33) to see how much it costs to drive the automobile per month.

Commissioner Andrew C. von Eschenbach told a subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee that he had asked the administration for more money to conduct inspections, but he did not specify how much.