Sentence examples for are in aggregate from inspiring English sources

But now emerging markets are (in aggregate) in surplus and the developed world is in deficit.

"We have never had four companies growing at the scale that those four are in aggregate," he said.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukTHE natural processes which dispose of carbon dioxide are, in aggregate, rather slow, which means that an increase in the atmosphere's carbon-dioxide level will, left to itself, last a long time.

After all, clients are in aggregate paying billions to have their money managed.On which point, I heartily recommend a book called The Tiger That Isn't by Michael Blastland and Andrew Dilnot, an examination of the sloppy way that governments (and I'm afraid, the media) tend to use numbers.

Windows 8 and Windows Phone are smaller in pieces than they are in aggregate, and so their fusion could lead to a more interesting developer pitch.

Currently almost all wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) require a large amount of energy input to process the influent, mostly as electricity, and the associated carbon emissions are in aggregate significant.

"There may have been, in aggregate, more terrorism in the seventies and eighties, but it was discriminate," he said.

Hewitt and the 20-year-old Nalbandian were, in aggregate terms, the youngest pair to contest the men's final, but memories of their meeting will be short.

The agency has also asked the drug companies to provide complete clinical histories on its trial participants to determine whether those given antidepressants may have been, in aggregate, at greater risk of committing suicide than those given inert pills.

For although taking children from their parents may sometimes be the least bad thing to do, the government is, in aggregate, a deadbeat, feckless parent.

Almost everything we track is in aggregate and anonymous.