Sentence examples for almost that much from inspiring English sources

Worse, he has a judgment against him for more than $700,000, plus almost that much again in interest.

In the year after "privatization," the government would collect more than a half-trillion dollars in taxes from American workers and pay almost that much in benefits.

Sidney Kimmel, the chairman of the the Jones Apparel Group, received almost that much -- $480,164 -- in "other compensation" last year.

To put this in context, M&G's UK property fund has invested almost that much in the last six months alone.

Plus, you can get into an Anderlecht match for €25 (£20); some non-league English teams charge almost that much every Saturday afternoon.

A single fan traveling from New York City would spend almost that much just getting to the game and back; transportation by train from Manhattan to Prudential Center via New Jersey Transit costs $5 each way.

But the 777 (which started flying in 1995) cost almost twice that much.

It is almost worth that much alone just to watch the sun go down in this setting.

Staring at such balance sheets, you might almost forget that much of the nation lives under slate-gray fiscal skies, a place of 9.4 percent unemployment and record levels of foreclosures and indebtedness.

The Nissan Versa, which topped the compact entry-level segment, costs roughly $26,000 to own over five years, while the Chrysler 300, the large premium sedan winner, costs almost twice that much.

Siletzia is massive: over 400 miles (600 kilometers) long, almost half that much across (and likely further at depth).