considerable amount

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meanings of considerableand amount

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considerable
adjective
uk /kənˈsɪd.ər.ə.bəl/ us /kənˈsɪd.ɚ.ə.bəl/
large or of ...
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amount
noun[C]
uk /əˈmaʊnt/ us /əˈmaʊnt/
a collection or mass, especially of something that cannot ...
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Examples of considerable amount

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This work calls for a considerableamount of manual dexterity but after a time it becomes monotonous and largely mechanical.
However, the book is overly long, and is marred by a considerableamount of repetition of both the theoretical argument and policy-relevant material.
In the northern part there is apparently a considerableamount of fly.
The 1330s and 1340s saw a considerableamount of evasion, and the number of presented cases increased in the 1350s.
In particular, there may be a considerableamount to be learned from clinical samples, which include a high density and variety of such youth.
This volume draws together the diverse elements of that meditation, adding a considerableamount of freshly-written material.
The values obtained show a considerableamount of scatter, but are consistent with those found in the literature.
These activities require a considerableamount of image processing and cognition skills.
These conditions are typically associated with a considerableamount of informal care.
Our analysis leaves a considerableamount of variance to be attributed to the uncertainties inherent in collective actions.
The study implies that an appropriate asset and liability management reduces risk and saves a considerableamount of sponsors' money.
Chapters 6 - 8 of the book indicate that there is actually a considerableamount of experimental data that is broadly consistent with the hybrid model.
There has been a considerableamount of work on such named entity recognition problems.
We know a considerableamount about making policy under conditions of uncertainty, even under conditions of scientific uncertainty.
Besides, there is a considerableamount of literature on this subject, and there still exist conflicts of viewpoint which some readers will wish to consider.
It quickly became apparent that a considerableamount of background knowledge underlies the oesophageal cancer network.
The vaporization process which takes place in a very short time but with a considerableamount of mass transport exerts a recoil pressure.
It needs a considerableamount of estimations and technicalities.
Here, too, a considerableamount of groundwork was undertaken by the coalition government.
However, this choice of lag length leaves a considerableamount of serial correlation in the residuals.
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