Sentence examples similar to a starting sum from inspiring English sources

That starting sum, adjusted for the percentage of MBA graduates reporting sign-on bonuses and other guaranteed first-year compensation, represents a 3.6% improvement on the year-earlier total of $154,750.

The trial is drawing to a close and the prosecution had been due to start summing up on Monday.

H.V.: This is not a time for valedictories—I don't want people to start summing it up and saying what we've done.

It lacked punch; it was as if the judge in your court case had started summing up your conviction for manslaughter, stopped to do a puzzle, and then forgot to sentence you.

Burnett's seven postseason starts summed him up.

But knowing what we know, it still seems premature to start summing up the Federer era.

Since we use the forward difference f(x+1 -f x+1 -f start summing from 0, our formulas are shifted.

I had started summing from 1 to n and using the backwards difference Df(x) = f(x -f x-1).

His reaction, to harangue the PSG president, Michel Denisot, after the game for not getting enough starts, sums him up.

In an attempt to soothe the concerns of American business leaders, Matt Pottinger, the senior director for Asia at the National Security Council, emphasized at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that the initial sum was a starting point to jump-start American private sector investments that China can't match.

Because of rounding to a limited number of decimals, branch times in this starting tree summed up to slightly older node ages than its original calibrations.