Sentence examples for any amount from from inspiring English sources

Clients can make direct deposits of any amount from their checking accounts by electronic transfer.

But he added, "We were extremely upset that they were holding any amount from us.

Meanwhile, the Small Wind Co-op is offering wind energy gift certificates, available in any amount from a minimum of £100.

George Galloway has used Facebook to solicit donations for his campaign to become Mayor of London, asking well-wishers to send any amount from £1 to £499.

Visitors can give any amount from $1 (in a collection box at the museum) to $10 (by texting "tower "to 50555).

Any amount, from five cents to ten or twenty dollars, may be bet, depending on the limit set by the operator, and if you win you're paid off at odds of 80-1.

Gift vouchers can be purchased in any amount starting from a minimum of £25.

One brochure, full of descriptive arrows, described the shelter this way: Set up a shell company and a Roth I.R.A., then make the Roth I.R.A. the effective owner of the new company by transferring shares of and tax-free dividends from the shell company to the Roth I.R.A. Next, have the shell company pay tax-free dividends, of any amount and from apparently any source, into the I.R.A.

Individuals can donate any amount, starting from $10, that will go toward postdoctoral grants for young cancer researchers whose fields include clinical research and public policy.

The huge gap has been made possible by Mr. Obama's decision to opt out of the federal campaign finance system, which gives presidential nominees $84 million in public money and prohibits them from spending any amount above that from their party convention to Election Day.

The fund's FAQ says they'll invest in just about any type of startup ("consumer Internet, software, hardware, clean-tech, bio-tech, health care and others") and they're willing to invest just about any amount you might need ("from seed funding to tens of millions of dollars, depending on the stage of the opportunity and the company's need for capital").