Sentence examples for striking the amount from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is striking the amount of legislation being funnelled into the first session of parliament, including measures that Clegg blocked in the previous parliament such as those covering state surveillance and counter-extremism.

The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal on the amount of any award it may win in the case it had originally sought $280 billion, but a lower court struck the amount down.

The amount of aerosol striking the target and the amount of fine aerosol decreased progressively with added volume of crosslinking agent.

What is striking is the amount of detail, with email addresses, precise drug names and internal projects all written about by someone who clearly knows the business well.

Even leaving the (admittedly obnoxious) semantics aside, why is our first instinct to take a study like this -- one that, for all intents and purposes, has precious little to do with us -- and spin it in such a way as to strike the greatest amount of fear possible into our collective hearts?

Watching the stage move from backstage, you're struck by the amount of noise it makes: it's virtually silent, a feat achieved by housing all of the hydraulic machinery on the roof of the building.

Both methods found similar trends: different parts of the foot create different size indentations even when striking the ground with the same amount of pressure.

Viewers might be struck by the amount of figurative art.

There, I was struck by the amount of sugar in bread.

While working there, he was struck by the amount of contention over diagnoses.

I am constantly struck by the amount of discretionary effort and resilience within the NHS.