Sentence examples for quite substantial amount from inspiring English sources

In the end, they agreed not only that the girl would be without a dowry but even that Rezak would pay a quite substantial amount of money for her, which the family would take in installments.

Because we had to shoot in advance, of course, this all happened a few days ago so a) I won't be able to serve it at dinner on the 18th as originally planned and therefore b) I've eaten quite a lot of it over the weekend … no, really … a quite substantial amount.

Unoka was, of course, a debtor, and he owed every neighbour some money, from a few cowries to quite substantial amounts.

"It's one thing not to lose any time to your rivals, but to actually gain quite substantial amounts on quite a lot of contenders – it's put us in a fantastic position.

Chief executive of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Torsten Muller-Otvos Muller-Otvose who are able to saidd quite substantial amounts of money - that looks quite oPeopletic over the next fewhoeare".

"Yes he sent me quite a substantial amount of correspondence that was going on between News Corporation and [media regulator] Ofcom and the OFT [Office of Fair Trading]," he told counsel to the inquiry, Robert Jay QC on Friday.

Some other rivals – Nibali, Quintana – they've both lost quite a substantial amount of time already so the pressure's definitely on them to attack once we go into the mountains," said Froome.

They have made quite a substantial amount of investigation and recovery.

This is quite a substantial amount considering our goal is to limit global warming by well below 2°C (and ideally 1.5°C), as per the Paris Agreement.

Tim Westwood living a life of being Tim Westwood as some sort of glistening skin on top of an actual, more conservative Tim Westwood would be the longest and most pointless character act in all of recorded history, and as we have discussed Westwood has lived through quite a substantial amount of history now.

Collagen membrane occupies quite a substantial amount of space in a cartilage defect, although the cell-gel mixture occupies the space in the GACI.