Sentence examples for amounts to keep from inspiring English sources

Japan has been buying LNG in record amounts to keep the power on amid the post-Fukushima nuclear shutdown.

In effect, your cells become insensitive to the action of insulin, and so you need ever greater amounts to keep your blood sugar in check.

It may need to buy dollar-denominated investments in significant amounts to keep the Chinese currency from rising too far against the dollar, but those investments do not have to be Treasuries.

City sources say that they deal frequently, and in large amounts, to keep the profits coming, and that the desk at the City bank UBS had been having a particularly profitable year.

The Army has had to resort to large cash bonuses, up to $20,000 for recruits who agree to report quickly for basic training, and far higher amounts to keep soldiers in the service who do specialized jobs.

"People don't realise their car can be seized if they fall behind in repayments, with lenders often forcing borrowers to pay large amounts to keep their vehicle when they can't afford to".

She says: "We've got a huge amount to keep campaigning for".

"He's done an incredible amount to keep us in power".

She told the Chamber of Commerce in Eagle River that the feedback she was getting amounted to: "Keep it up.

It recommends contacting electric, gas, water and other utility companies about paying the minimum amount to keep your service.

General Sir David Richards said the policy amounted to "keep the war alive, but not let the good guys win.