Sentence examples for sometimes the amount from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the amount of adaptation needed is so great that its core operating model would fall apart.

Sometimes the amount of detail I have to think about, to stay and maintain control… Some artists give up control to be able to rest, but I can't.

"We can't wait for 2012; it's going to be a banner year for us," Mr. Moonves was quoted as saying, adding in response to a question about whether he had qualms about benefiting from the country's political fury, "Our system is our system and sometimes the amount of tension coming out of Washington is a very good thing for our business".

Still another hybrid form is the linked bond, in which the value of the principal, and sometimes the amount of interest as well, is linked to some standard of value such as commodity prices, a cost of living index, a foreign currency, or a combination of these.

Typically, an adult formulation is diluted for children, and sometimes "the amount of medication being diluted is smaller than an air bubble in a syringe," said Dr. Rainu Kaushal, director of quality and patient safety at the Komansky Center for Children's Health at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center.

Sometimes the amount of income that can be generated is the most important factor.

Sometimes the amounts are trivial, but a good talker can score significant savings in circumstances where prices appear to be fixed.

"Sometimes, if the amount they are asking for isn't too high, the boat owner would just pay it," he said.

PRICED TO SELL I've noticed (at the supermarket) that product manufacturers sometimes lower the amount in a package while not changing the price.

One of the new frontiers in psychotherapy is using the Internet to deliver cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for depression, anxiety, and other behavioral health problems in a way that reduces — or sometimes eliminates — the amount of time spent with clinicians in person.

Consumers have complained that payday lenders use CPAs to make repeated efforts to collect money when the initial collection has failed, sometimes reducing the amount they try to collect on the basis that it is better to collect some money than none.