Sentence examples for normal quantity from inspiring English sources
At the Kingsholm Inn ("a proper rugby pub" according to the Observer World Cup guide), Mary Bryon has ordered double the normal quantity of beer.
Egypt undertakes to continue to make available at all water supply points the normal quantity of currently available water up to the time Israel withdraws behind the international boundary, unless otherwise agreed in the Joint Commission.
I keep a small tray of them by the stove, and I use them in twice the "normal" quantity whenever I'm cooking something that seems appropriate - most soups, stews, many sauteed dishes, especially those with a kind of Mediterranean feel.
Under Spain's labor legislation, Lipasam has to guarantee that 30 percent of the normal quantity of garbage is collected even during a strike, particularly around hygiene-sensitive areas like hospitals and slaughterhouses.
Without spaces to use for guideposts, the ancient reader needed more than twice the normal quantity of fixations and saccades per line of printed text.
The consumption of normal quantity of vegetables daily, some of them vegetables especially parsley, carrot, cabbage, lettuce and green beans give high combined THQ values and may present detrimental health concerns through a lifetime based on the metals contents alone.
…from a faulty or inadequate diet (i.e., a diet that does not supply normal quantities of all nutrients) or from a physical inability to absorb or metabolize nutrients.
Iron is required for hemoglobin formation; if the supply is insufficient to produce normal quantities of hemoglobin, the bone marrow ultimately is forced to produce cells that are smaller than normal and poorly filled with hemoglobin.
Moreover, mice engineered to generate smaller than normal quantities of SIRT1 carried relatively little fat in their blood, indicating that their cells hung onto it.
Lambert told the doctors that he ate normal quantities of ordinary food.
However, and this is important: There is no scientific proof that GMOs are harmful to humans when consumed in normal quantities as part of our food supply.
