Sentence examples for what bulk from inspiring English sources

At another point in the session, the lack of clarity about exactly what bulk datasets are — and the Home Office's ongoing refusal to provide the committee with a list of these (their public existence was only revealed last March) — is also apparently intentional, with May again using the word flexibility when asked about these.

"At the end of the day," Mr. Perry told supporters here, "getting America working again is what the bulk of the people really care about".

I suspect what the bulk of the garden is used for tells you whether the owner of the garden is an extrovert or an introvert.

It is the inverse to the so-called Beckham Law in the United States, where the celebrity signing for the Los Angeles Galaxy gets 10 times — or more — what the bulk of native Americans are paid in Major League Soccer.

What steroids bulk out, above all, is statistics: the rate at which you hit the ball, and the ratio of those hits that turn out to be home runs.

For what could bulk more worthy of our puzzlings (save THE ALMIGHTIE Himself), than the hives of GODliness we call Cities?" I suppose readers exist who enjoy this sort of thing, with its false etymologies, obvious puns, forced archaisms and self-indulgent digressions.

Misunderstanding about their limbs (many people had them as lizard-like sprawlers, rather than the upright posture we now know they possessed) didn't help, but discoveries of giants such as Diplodocus and Apatosaurus led to speculative ideas on what such bulk would mean for their biology.

"We're not going to offer anything, we're going to offer what the bulk of teachers and professors need, too," Lowry said.

At the outset, it is important to recall exactly what the bulk telephony metadata program does.

Pretty persuasive...if your mind is open and you just want to see what the bulk of the evidence says.

Meanwhile, the ISG seems beholden to nobody; it's impossible to guess at what the bulk of them will do with any given piece of legislation, which makes the Senate perversely fascinating to watch.