Sentence examples for major amounts from inspiring English sources

It has received major amounts of public money for regeneration, such as SRB3, Surestart, European regional development funds, and more recently through Preston City Council's neighbourhood renewal strategy.

Then, in April 2002, Tony Blair told NBC News that Saddam "has stockpiles of major amounts of chemical and biological weapons".

"We are talking about major amounts of money," the mayor said, adding that "maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea if somebody stood up, the president, the secretary of state" to insist on restitution to the city.

The breach had released "major amounts of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas" and caused widespread disruption to local people in the Porter Ranch area, the statement from Brown noted.

"We start by attending church, then eat major amounts of traditional Italian, Irish and American dishes, listen to one of the children read about that particular holiday, then play poker, bingo, trivia, baseball, football and karaoke".

Steven Lang, who leads the cleantech division in the UK and Ireland, recently explained the attraction to Business Green: "We've seen major amounts of capital flowing into clean energy and clean technology and governments increasingly want to use the sector as a driver for international competitiveness.

But being your own boss comes with a major amount of risk.

Whether it harvested a major amount of money -- and if it did, what happened to that money -- is unclear.

"This is not only a major amount of weight loss, it is a totally different kind of weight loss compared with surgery or starvation diets," he said.

The only major amount of money spent by advocates of repeal was $25,000 from the A.C.L.U., and their side was outspent at least 6 to 1. Charlene Nelson, who headed the pro-repeal group Protect Our Privacy, said, "We were outnumbered, outgunned, outspent, but the people of North Dakota saw through it all, saw how important privacy was, and voted accordingly".

Ergo, robots are already doing a major amount of PR grunt work….  .