Sentence examples for amounts called from inspiring English sources

Almost 14percentt of its homeownership preservation efforts involved borrowers who agreed to sell their homes for less than their loan amounts, called a short sale, or involved homeowners turning over their deeds to Countrywide to prevent a foreclosure.

The atomic mass of these isotopes varied by integer amounts, called the whole number rule.

Poverty was computed by comparing total family income (or the person's own income if she did not live with family members) with 1 of 48 dollar amounts called poverty thresholds [ 18, 19].

The amounts called for in this recipe result in a slightly tangy drink.

Such amounts call for more measures that limit the phenomenon in the health care sector.

This process can be stopped by increasing the pressure on the solution by a specific amount, called the osmotic pressure.

They did not want lenders endlessly hounding borrowers for the difference between what they owed and what their former house was worth, an amount called the deficiency.

About twice as much olive oil would be used in an authentic escalivada, but I prefer the amount called for in this recipe.

In addition to his cash and stock, Mr. Lewis received 333,333 stock options in 2007 — which was the full amount called for under his target compensation, the proxy said.

When the collision is such that the electron and the photon part at right angles to each other, the photon's wavelength increases by a characteristic amount called the Compton wavelength, 2.43 × 10−12 metre.

He predicted, for instance, that the recovery program's cost to taxpayers "will certainly be far less than $700 billion," the amount called for to purchase the troubled mortgage-backed securities.