Sentence examples for and in the aggregate from inspiring English sources
The figures are a bragging point for publications on the rise, and, in the aggregate, an uncomfortable testimonial to the declining appeal of newspapers in the marketplace.
According to his theory of reciprocal altruism, we occasionally act kindly toward strangers because our ancestors — over time and in the aggregate — received a quid pro quo benefit from acts of generosity.
The score takes care of itself only in the long term and in the aggregate; close-up, it's just the way the ball bounces: the score frisks around and dances and then goes home perversely, with the wrong fella, like the bad girl in an old Rodgers & Hammerstein musical.
In the past three years Spielberg has released three movies -- "A.I.," "Minority Report" and "Catch Me if You Can" -- that are not only, individually and in the aggregate, as good as anything he has ever done; these films are also, in the current artistic and technological circumstances, as good as it is possible to imagine movies to be.
And, in the aggregate, this is undoubtedly true: Breakthrough new treatments for AIDS, heart disease, cancer and other disorders save thousands of lives.
For other, it provides a bit more money to spend on necessities and in the aggregate increase consumer demand.
AMedia's got to be eBay and Amazon.com and Priceline.com and CNBC in the aggregate to provide enough income and revenue, and be a stable business.
Economic growth - increasing production and consumption of goods and services in the aggregate, entailing a growing population and per capita consumption - has been the limiting factor for wildlife in the aggregate for the broad sweep of Homo sapiens' reign on Earth.
Maybe for that reason, they feel a bit distant and thin in the aggregate, and their debt to Andy Warhol and Richard Prince is a shade too apparent.
Meanwhile growing the economy -- increasing production and consumption of goods and services in the aggregate -- trashes the planet.
And as in the aggregate of all military campaigns large and small since the first world war, civilians not soldiers will comprise 70% of the casualties.
