Sentence examples for quantity amassed from inspiring English sources

Happiness stems from the quality of our relationships, not the quantity amassed on the Internet.

Williams has played with quality as well as quantity, amassing a sparkling 77-4 record.

As director of the Clinic of Child Development at Yale University (1911 48), he collected and published a vast quantity of data and amassed a large collection of films on child development.

That case received significant attention because two of the suspects were, like Mr. Breininger, German converts to Islam, and because they had amassed large quantities of explosive chemicals.

By treating rhinos like cattle, owners of rhino farms have amassed huge quantities of rhino horn, worth as much as US$60,0000 per kilo on the black market.

Bradshaw amasses quantities of evidence to support his speculations – from studies showing people of both sexes are more attracted to pet owners, to those demonstrating pubescent girls are the humans most fixated on puppies, kittens and other furry babies.

This desire to amass quantities of money or goods lies at the heart of capitalism and, thus, at the heart of any expanding economy.

Startups and large corporations alike boast about the volume of data they've amassed, ranging from terabytes of data to quantities surpassing all of the information contained in the Library of Congress.

Experts say it would only take months for Iran to again amass sufficient quantity for a nuclear weapon.

Finally, it is profoundly misleading to claim that "experts say it would only take months for Iran to again amass sufficient quantity for a nuclear weapon".

"Conversations take the form of mini motion pictures or documentaries, all of them narrated firsthand by individuals who have amassed a wealth of knowledge enriched by one precious ingredient -- an ingredient not yet available in the same quantity to younger people: experience.