Sentence examples for amount arrived from inspiring English sources

This made it suspicious when the £9,526 cheque, a substantial amount, arrived.

At one point, Boies Schiller — which represents Reetz-Laiolo and the two women whom Cline had also allegedly snooped on — asserted that the damages caused by Cline's activity was almost two billion dollars, an amount arrived at by calculating that the spyware that Cline used had resulted in thousands of alleged violations of federal privacy laws.

The monthly premium you wind up paying for Obamacare is a dollar amount arrived at by weighing a few factors: the sticker price of the health insurance, your household income and the cost of the "benchmark" insurance plan in your local area that's used to set the subsidy you receive.

Deduct the principal from the amount arrived at in the above step by multiplying the payment amount by the number of payments, and you will have calculated the total amount of interest paid on the vehicle loan.

Since then, most of the gas that would have come from refineries in Texas has been trucked in, while a lesser amount arrives through a pipeline from a refinery in Torrance, Calif., near Los Angeles.

The longer the distance for the WET, the more severe the impact from the path-loss, which can greatly attenuate the energy amount arriving at the source.

So far, the initiative has reached $38,462 of its $50,000 goal, with all but $6 of that amount arriving via offline donations from just two people: an anonymous contributor and someone called "Horse Man".

Eventually, opium was smoked on its own, and this increased as huge amounts arrived from India – from 4,244 chests in 1820 to 40,200 in 1839.

Through an informant, they learnt that the bank received large deposits consisting of the takings of a Tesco supermarket and that when these large amounts arrived, the security van was preceded by a red Mini presumed to be sent to inform the manager.

Mr. Egeland said pledges and donations of immediate assistance had passed $220 million, with fresh amounts arriving almost hourly.

In this case, the amount of arrived energy larger than N−i will tend to the same state E t+1=N.