Sentence examples for a sum made from inspiring English sources

Eastwood estimates that an average conviction for someone caught carrying a gram of coke would run to around £1,000 – a sum made up of court costs, fines and the victim surcharge.

Birth of a Nation is on track to make a lot of money over its opening weekend, a sum made bigger in light of the controversy surrounding the film's auteur.

For example, with ξ construed as overlap, (P.12ξ,1) is satisfied by the model of Figure 7, left: here z is a minimal upper bound of x and y, yet z hardly qualifies as a sum "made up" of x and y, since its parts include also a third, disjoint item w.

Roberto Suro, director of the Pew Hispanic Center, estimated that annual remittances to Mexico and Central America could reach $25 billion by the end of the decade, a vast sum made of countless tiny payments by America's lowest-paid workers.

These mild and humid climatic conditions have, in sum, made Northern Ireland a green country in all seasons.

Finally, last month, a check arrived -- a lump sum, making up the disability benefits Mr. Rick would have received all those years if his claim had been resolved promptly.

Eastwood estimates that an average conviction for someone caught carrying a gram of coke would run to around £1,000 [$1,500] a sum made up of court costs, fines, and the victim surcharge.

Commercial success, he says, narrows the range of possibilities on the fringe as much as it does in the Hollywood system: a movie is made for a relatively small sum, makes a lot of money, so backers want more of the same.

Wells Fargo agreed to buy Merlin last month for an undisclosed sum, making it the last of the nation's biggest banks to enter prime brokerage, the lucrative business that caters to hedge funds and other big investors.

A sum score (0-9) was made of the results of all the tests and hypermobility was defined as a sum score of four and above [ 26].

However, there were relevant items in the ASEBA, and we made a sum score for the relevant ASEBA items for the correlation analysis (Table 1).