Sentence examples for amounts ending from inspiring English sources

Although Pan Am tried to improve service and refurbish its planes, the airline has continued to lose huge amounts, ending with a loss of $437.1 million in 1989.

Cash is the typical and traditional wedding gift for an Indian bride and bridegroom, both from relatives and friends, and it's often given in amounts ending in "1" for good luck.

Large amounts end up in a plastic version of the Sargasso Sea, and they are often mistaken for food by the denizens of the deep.

By contrast, rainfall in the south of the UK fell much less frequently but amounts ended up close to or just above average due to local thunderstorms on 4th and 16th.

The subsidy meant fuel was much cheaper in Nigeria than in neighbouring countries, so large amounts ended up being smuggled abroad.

But when ideas didn't get traction and further funding, the larger amounts ended up being the source of a lot of controversy between founders.

He says: "It had a system which allowed employees the chance to offer discounts of 10% off an amount ending in 99p and 20% off a sum ending in 95p, but customers were unaware of this.

But in this case, $5 (or if you would, some amount ending in.88 so it can be tracked), with the power of numbers, would make a great and significant difference.

An indeterminate amount ends up in various people's pockets.

The rotten bits were supposed to end up in a bin, but a huge amount ended up on the floor.

People who ate that amount ended up with lower blood pressure readings than those who ate white chocolate.