Sentence examples for a further annual from inspiring English sources

You will have to pay a further annual charge to cover the ship's operating expenses, currently about 5percentnt of the purchase price.

Santander will pay £6.25m a year for the rights and contribute a further annual £1m to promote and grow the scheme.

Applying aqua-ammonia water aqua-ammonia watersion cooling, andurther annual energy production enhancement of 39% and 46% is expected in comparison with LiBr–H2O cooling at Fahud and Marmul, respectively.

That adds up to 8.1percentt, so with his 10percentt dividend, Mr. Buffett is collecting a further annual premium of nearly two percentage points to compensate him for providing Goldman with capital that both never has to be repaid and comes a long way behind regular debt in the pecking order should the firm ever file for bankruptcy.

Economists at Goldman Sachs, for instance, now expect America's GDP to contract at an annual rate of 3.5% in the last quarter of 2001, with a further annual-rate contraction of 1% in the first quarter of 2002.

Eight research projects at government labs with a combined annual budget of $9.5 million were suspended immediately, and university researchers were warned not to expect any further annual payments for projects that had already won financing.

Stevens is not prescriptive about exactly how much extra cash is needed, but says a combination of growing demand, no further annual efficiencies, and flat real terms funding could, by 2020-21, produce a mismatch between resources and needs of almost £30bn a year.

The NHS is currently procuring a second wave, which will add a further 250,000 annual treatments.

The Treasury also announced that it is demanding a further £1bn annual spending cuts over the next three years, including this financial year.

The price of the new extensions has been set at a steep $185,000, for example, with a further $25,000 annual fee to maintain them.

The extra 1C increases their cost of adaptation by about $270bn a year by 2050 and deals a further $600bn of annual economic losses.