Sentence examples for statement the amount of from inspiring English sources

A favorable response of ≤2 was also reported by 99.3% (143/144) of responses for statement "The amount of bleeding I experienced when applying the Sensor was acceptable".

In total, 98.6% (142/144; both arms of 72 respondents) of responses were favorable ratings of ≤2 for the statement "The amount of pain I felt when applying the Sensor was acceptable".

This is, quite simply, the "net loss" line from the income statement--the amount of money lost through the normal course of business last year.

John A. Keller, Incyte's chief business officer, said in a statement that the amount of publicly available genetic information had hurt the sales of its genomic data product lines.

It's a bit awe-inspiring to be confronted with a number like that — a number far more comprehensible than yesterday's deceptively complex statement about the amount of data we're producing daily.

Neither was the Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities, which said in a statement that the amount of money saved "makes it clear that the proposal means cutting off all Social Security and SSI benefits for hundreds of thousands of Americans".

What we did was to review all the pathological reports and we included or defined only those tumors as mucinous or signet-ring carcinomas in which we clearly had the definition according to the pathological report or at least the statement of the amount of mucin pools.

At the end of the year, your mortgage company will send you an IRS Form 1098, or Mortgage Interest Statement, detailing the amount of interest you paid to the lender that year.

Results indicate that the composition of different Model Statements increases the amount of details provided and, regarding spatial details, affects truth-teller's and liar's statements differently.

In addition to those cases, the S.E.C. got in on the settlement with BP last week over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, settling securities fraud charges that the company made misleading statements about the amount of oil flowing from its well.

It came up with a recommendation that customers' annual statements explain the amount of "interest foregone" by a customer or, in other words, the price of having a current account rather than a savings account.