Sentence examples similar to offending amount from inspiring English sources

UPDATED 1pm: The Sunday Times carried a rather large "correction" yesterday that, once read alongside the original offending article, amounted to a complete retraction.

"How can you continue to have these waivers," he told a CNN interviewer, if you "don't understand what would offend a large amount of African-Americans — and whites, by the way?" THUS did he take the first step down a very slippery slope.

I think that from the disclaimer, the sarcasm and the fact that it took me about half an hour to write the introduction in a way that offended the least amount of readers you can probably guess that I didn't like this book – again putting it in the nicest way possible.

New York law allows an award for punitive damages only when the offending party's conduct amounts to a conscious disregard of the rights of others or for conduct so reckless as to amount to such disregard.

The Director of Wolf of Wall Street Martin Scorsese told reporters he doesn't mean to offend audiences with the amount of swearing used in his films.

Sometimes it's by checking to see if they have re-offended after a certain amount of time, sometimes they use before-and-after surveys to test movement on attitudes about things like sexism and conflict resolution.

It's easy to understand why the citizens of Detroit may feel offended by the large amount of attention that is paid to their abandoned factories, stores and homes.

(Putting a dollar amount on the offending finger poses interesting free-market challenges).

And the phenomenon laid out in the current paper works remarkably like medical vaccination exposing people to a tiny amount of the offending substance, and they seem to develop a resistance to it in the future.

Severely allergic people may react to extremely small amounts of an offending food, even inhaled vapours.

"Unhitched" expends a wrestler's energy aiming to offend and provoke, but no amount of outrageousness can mask its conformity.