Sentence examples for almost every dime from inspiring English sources
That's because Carnegie gave almost every dime away (in the process creating thousands of libraries, in addition to several foundations), forcing his heirs to sell their belongings, including much of what remained of Skibo.
The net worth of Charles and his brother David, an executive vice president who runs the engineering division, is $6 billion — and growing steadily – because, as a private company, it can reinvest almost every dime it makes.
"We were worrying about every dime".
Despite a fairly feminist upbringing, I wasn't prepared for the constant, almost physical strain of knowing that every dime we spend is one I must earn, that my income must meet our every changing need.
"He was meticulous about his investments and saved every dime he had".
Now today most middle-class families are spending every dime that they make.
The move to decline almost $19 million dodges spending limits but commits him to raise every dime the campaign will spend, an ambitious $200 million goal that calls for gathering $100 each from two million backers.
Whether or not the United States ever does drop the penny, Congress will presumably have to do something about the nickel, which now costs almost a dime to make.
In April, prices around the country fell almost a dime a gallon, on average, after OPEC ministers voted in late March to increase production.
By that measure, it has almost a dime of equity to back up each dollar of assets, up from a low of just over 6 cents.
