Sentence examples for much one gives from inspiring English sources
How much one gives after 2.5% is a matter of choice.
Exactly how much one gives up in forgiving is not always specified and opinions seem to differ.
How could any human being have ever eaten so much on one given day, let alone on a regular basis?
But really, how could any human being have ever eaten so much on one given day, let alone on a regular basis?
The second one is that pretty much no one gives a damn about that poor girl who has been found dead in that Hollywood vacant lot.
After the football game, when everyone is ready to move on with life, no one gives much thought to the opening ceremony.
He thus remains a hungry veteran at rising 37 – and a much richer one, given the boxing fraternity's lust for a proper resolution to this unfinished argument.
The performance was so unspontaneous that when the singer Maxwell came onstage while Ms. Thomas sang "I Miss You So Much," no one gave him a microphone.
In February 2001, when Richard C. Atkinson, president of the University of California system, raised serious questions about the reliability and fairness of the aptitude-based SAT, his speech sounded much like one given decades earlier by ACT's founder, E.F.
Unifying standards are developed for doing things (from how one pitches to investors, to how much responsibility one give to interns), because fixed standards are not yet in place within the nascent company.
Given how much one must give up to be a creationist (legitimacy, honors, awards, respect), could holding onto these beliefs really be a small detail for scientists?
