Sentence examples for appreciable money from inspiring English sources

School board officials said the switch in benefits for new teachers would not save Ridgewood appreciable money in the short term.

That is highly prized in Hollywood because bookkeeping peculiarities at the movie studios often keep those with shares of net profits from yielding any appreciable sums of money.

Moreover, the bank did allow an increase in the monetary base last year of 16%—without any appreciable effect on money supply.

"There are very small departments where there's not an appreciable amount of money to save even if you close them down, and we have no intention of doing that.

However, it is a very time-intensive and challenging process to earn enough traffic to make appreciable sums of money.

Asked by Mr. Leach whether it would be better to try to rein in the stock market not by raising interest rates but by tightening requirements on margin lending -- buying stock with borrowed money -- Mr. Greenspan said that "changes in such requirements have no appreciable and predictable effect" on stock prices.

With only a fraction of a fraction of each transaction being passed along to charities, Amazon still stands to make gobs of money, especially if this program manages to lift sales volumes in any appreciable way.

He suggested an audit project of big-spending groups is warranted, since some dark money groups seem to be using their status "to make end-runs around election law without appreciable tax risk".

It contains very little new money, though, and with no budget or commissioning power the new director of arts could struggle to make an appreciable impact on ratings-driven channel controllers and commissioners.

They have no appreciable gravity.

And it's all appreciable.