Sentence examples for some or lots from inspiring English sources

In only three countries does more than half the population express some or lots of confidence in their justice systems.

Even if you shop with reusable bags, chances are you still have some (or lots) of plastic bags hanging around your house.

For many parents, there is probably some or a lot of truth to that, but for a lot, they did the best they could or the best they knew how.

More than half of the caregivers (59%) reported that the patient's illness had caused them some or a lot of stress, and 16% reported some or a lot of negative effect on their own physical health.

Fifty-three percent of the caregivers provided some or a lot of practical help to the patient, 20% provided some or a lot of personal care, and 74% provided some or a lot of psychological support.

Some 93% of respondents say they are stressed at work either all, some, or a lot of the time.

On the Russia investigation, 35percentt have some or a lot of trust in Trump, while 53percentt say the same of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.

Sixty-five percent said both parties would be equally responsible, and 78percentt said McAuliffe would share some or a lot of the blame.

The survey found that 20% agreed that they had "some" or "a lot" of "sympathy with young Muslims who leave the UK to join fighters in Syria".

Ms. Galinsky says men, now more than women, feel caught between work and parenthood; her surveys show that 59 percent of men report experiencing some or a lot of work/life conflict, up from 35 percent in 1977.

A recent Guardian survey assessing the wellbeing of public and voluntary sector employees found that 95% work beyond their contracted hours, and 93% feel stressed at work all, some or a lot of the time.