Sentence examples for the sort of amounts from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, we feel that the figures provided give useful guidance to the sort of amounts graduates will have to pay to finance their loans.

7. "Handsomely produced but as dramatically inert as star Nicole Kidman's frigid cheek muscles, Dahan's strained bid to recapture the critical and commercial success of his smash Edith Piaf biopic 'La Vie en rose' is the sort of misbegotten venture no amount of clever re-editing could hope to improve".

Only, actually, he had a brother – Vlodomir's in the family crypt, and has been for long enough for his corpse to be in the sort of state that no amount of necromancy should reanimate.

He does not like the sort of academy that gets huge amounts of public money, making neighbouring schools look impoverished.

But it is not clear this amounts to the sort of systemic risk that the Treasury has said it wants to contain.

Both bills are important, but neither amounts to the sort of comprehensive gun control that other Western nations enacted years ago.

These companies use artificial intelligence programs that get a "sense" of your normal purchases: where you use the card, the range of the amounts involved, the sort of vendors you deal with.

Strictly speaking Arsène Wenger is no longer a specialist in failure, though his team still look a long way short of the Arsenal of old and it is debatable whether being pushed all the way by Wigan in the semi and now Hull in the final amounts to the sort of success that can be crowed about.

But it hardly amounts to the sort of serious flaws in the investment process that could count as negligence.In this section Why quality matters Fighting America's inflation flab Death or glory Analyse this Buy means sell Not so fast So sue 'em ReprintsThe Unilever case promises to focus heavily on the use of statistical analysis by fund managers.

But Merkel's stance -- which amounts to the sort of "informal" discussion she says the EU will not carry out until the UK invokes Article 50 and comes to the table with its own proposition -- surely means that such a core principal of the EU is off the table.

Some arguments make sense; others amount to the sort of excuses generally related from a therapist's couch.