Sentence examples for remainder many from inspiring English sources

Of the remainder, many are duplications of texts.

A third of LCGD's students are from abroad and, of the remainder, many will be exporting their expertise overseas.

Likewise, Neil Smith of Total Film concluded that "only 'Be Our Guest' and the ballroom swoop really benefit from a stereoscopic make-over that doesn't do the hand-drawn remainder many favours".

Of the remainder many felt it should only include the topics of Delivery of the Health Service in the UK and Legal and Professional (NMC) Issues.

Of the remainder, many showed a mesangial matrix increase with hypercellularity, without the evidence of necrotizing lesions or fibrin thrombi (fig. 1).

In early November, while Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was saying that 118,000 Iraqis had been trained for police work, the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Richard B. Myers, told reporters that actually only 60,000 Iraqis had been fully trained and equipped, and that the remainder included many guards posted along oil pipelines equipped with nothing more lethal than radios.

Additionally, the authors find that a connection between college attendance and foreclosures among people of all incomes indicates the trend toward a sliding-scale system of college costs – in which colleges adjust the sticker price with grants, financial aid and other tuition offsets – still leaves a large cost remainder that many families find difficult to cover with income and savings alone.

While business investment is expected to continue for much of the remainder of this year, many economists doubt it will last into 2005.

The remainder will do many things, including secondary school teaching, law school, business pursuits, volunteer work with the Peace Corps and the like.

He set about replacing the older and less numerous classes, and rebuilding the remainder using as many standardised GWR components as possible.

Just 16 states and the District of Columbia elected to manage their own health insurance exchanges, leaving the federal government responsible for the remainder, and as many as half of states won't expand Medicaid to more poor people under the law.