Sentence examples for much voluntary from inspiring English sources

My advice would be just to get as much voluntary experience as possible.

Anupam has undertaken much voluntary work including holding a variety of trusteeships and volunteering for arts organisations.

In fact, there was not much voluntary about it, as the army swept across the hills, forcing the Hutus into the valleys below.

Fortunately for him he had several other directorships to keep him warm, as well as much voluntary work for the Royal Marsden Hospital and the limbless to keep him busy.

The cause of fever associated with sepsis has not been elucidated, particularly in sedated, ventilated patients who neither perform much voluntary skeletal muscle activity nor shiver.

The cause of fever in sepsis is unknown, particularly in sedated, ventilated patients who neither perform much voluntary skeletal muscle activity nor shiver, and are often not fed in the acute early phase.

So much for "voluntary measures".

That was a grandiose way of advocating much more voluntary engagement, a little like George H. W. Bush's "thousand points of light," and it failed to catch on.

An overreaction it may have been, but I'm less worried about the liberty aspect, because as far as I can tell, compliance with the shutdown was pretty much entirely voluntary.

Nor should those responsible for community health services forget, said Gavin Terry of the Alzheimer's Society, how much the voluntary sector had to offer tomorrow's new-look community provision.

Laura Rogers of the Pew Campaign on Human Health and Industrial Farming called the new rules "the most sweeping action the agency has undertaken in this area," while Caroline Smith DeWaal of the Center for Science in the Public Interest criticized them as "tragically flawed" because they relied too much on voluntary industry efforts.