Sentence examples for some or many from inspiring English sources

Maybe some or many consumers would ignore it.

Development interventions involve change, and change can result in profoundly negative outcomes for some or many.

But renewal in some or many cases may be more a commentary on addiction than satisfaction.

Of these, 76 per cent said some or many of these sanctions were seemingly unfair.

Especially in the case of objective functions with some or many local maxima, evolutionary approaches may propose solutions which gradient based optimisation would hardly find.

I think, everyone could agree, that FDA needs to reform and tune up a current view (regulations) on some (or many) kinds of cell therapy.

I'm not sure what else Hodge had in mind when she suggested that some people might not "feel at ease" at "some or many of our greatest events".

Some, or many, may already be known to you, but hopefully there will be some hidden gems for everyone in one way, shape or form.

Francis's new report will prompt much soul-searching about why some NHS organisations end up providing inadequate, inhumane and dangerously substandard care to some or many patients.

They and plants such as the tomato have all had some or many genes patented and many are near or in commercial production.

Indeed, Palestinians may be jailed by Israel as security threats for acts that some — or many — Americans might consider civil disobedience.