Sentence examples for a rather large sum of from inspiring English sources
Last month, Kara Swisher reported on the tech site All Things D that Snapchat might receive a pile of venture cash so large two hundred million dollars that its valuation would be pushed to around four billion dollars, a rather large sum of money to attribute to a company that has not, does not, and will not, in the immediate future, generate revenue.
Last month, Kara Swisher reported on the tech site All Things D that Snapchat might receive a pile of venture cash so large — two hundred million dollars — that its valuation would be pushed to around four billion dollars, a rather large sum of money to attribute to a company that has not, does not, and will not, in the immediate future, generate revenue.
In addition to getting a rather large sum of money for the average college student, the scheme works out such that, should you cooperate, the RIAA would then have all your personal information.
Be aware that you will receive a rather large sum of money at one time.
The problem is, they all assume rather large sums of investment in the Iranian oil fields.
In her divorce, the court ordered her to give her ex a rather large lump sum which further added insult to injury of him getting what she felt was a "free ride".
These fees add up to rather large sums.
So too, the Israeli government has appropriated rather large sums to underwrite gay and lesbian events in the U.S. and Europe as a part of this larger public relations effort.
The first-order interaction energy (the sum of electrostatic and exchange-repulsion terms, in Table 3) is, however, systematically repulsive due to a rather large repulsion value of the exchange-repulsion term.
Your budget may mean you get fewer parts done at a time, but if you have other major financial obligations, it may be better to stretch your project out over time rather than spending a large sum of money all at once.
Use with non-SI units (e.g. "giga-dollars", "giga-miles") is uncommon although "megabucks" is in informal use representing a large sum of money rather than exactly a million dollars.
