Sentence examples for quantity from the from inspiring English sources

"We have another member of the Scorpaenidae in our waters that is available in almost any quantity from the market.

My allegiance was purely tribal – no different in kind or quantity from the devotion I felt for Sheffield Wednesday and Yorkshire County Cricket Club.

But what they saw was a fast bowler who is fast reaching maturity, a wholly different quantity from the gauche figure of two years ago.

Finally, when West Indian sugar began to be imported in quantity (from the 17th century), there was less incentive to keep bees, and the essential honey became scarcer.

That is because they do not seem to travel in any quantity from the stomach into the bloodstream.The answer, Dr Kanner has found, lies in the stomach itself.

Wine from Baetica and Tarraconensis, even though not highly regarded in Rome, was shipped in quantity from the 1st century bce to the mid-2nd century ce.

Pellegrini made small quantities from the 2004 and 2005 harvests (each $34.99).

Third, oil and gas are still flowing in reasonable quantities from the North Sea.

The river was nearby, clear and free of all pollution, and petrol was easy to obtain, in unlimited quantities, from the filling stations and parked cars.

Morality books, published in increasing quantities from the late 16th century onward, tied virtuous behaviour to concrete rewards in the form of educational success, high office, and sons.

They buy in huge quantities from the mills, building up inventories and selling to customers like a construction company that needs I-beams to build a shopping center, or a manufacturer of auto parts in need of steel tubing.