Preposition: of

• labor: The first was the quantity of labor required to man them, the second was their inability to adequately respond to market changes.

• alcohol: Cigarettes, tobacco and a small quantity of alcohol were stolen.

• substance: What if I want to give up the consent or reduce the quantity of hazardous substances for which I have consent?

Converse of object

• consume: Windows itself consumes a surprisingly large quantity of RAM.

• steal: Once inside they forced a cabinet and stole a large quantity of cigarettes, placing them in green expandable nylon bags.

• produce: The wood is in place to produce a quantity of planters.

Adjective modifier

• large: You have risen to where you are due to a large quantity of hot air.

• unknown: We are an unknown quantity, ' Mr Scott admits.

• sufficient: This can be done by pouring a sufficient quantity on the glass to run in a body freely.

• huge: There is a huge quantity of material for this page.

Modifies a noun

• surveyor: Originally she joined the Civil Service where she met her husband, a quantity surveyor.

• surveying: Matrix Consult is an enthusiastic, innovative and progressive quantity surveying practice based in Central London.

Noun used with modifier

• vector: Gravity, like other forces is a vector quantity.