Sentence examples for as a small sum from inspiring English sources

The Bon Secours sisters have donated what the Irish TV station RTÉ describes as "a small sum" to the children's graveyard committee.

When a North Korean dies, the state provides relatives with a special allowance of rice and some alcohol, as well as a small sum of money.

It must have cost them almost as much to collect such a small sum.

And, besides, it's not as if $20,000 is a small sum of money.

On the rare occasions that a complaint against another public body has been upheld, the IPT has sometimes ordered the payment of a small sum as compensation, but no costs.

It came at the end of a particularly dismal week: A few days earlier, Seiji Maehara, Japan's foreign minister, had resigned, purportedly for having received a small sum as political donation from a long-time foreign resident of Kyoto.

"If people need to borrow only a small sum, such as £3,000, they could be wasting their money on the interest.

A microloan, also referred to as microcredit, is the loan of a small sum to an impoverished borrower, or someone who is unable to obtain a loan through mainstream routes.

"In terms of what we spend as a country this is quite a small sum and it is going to send a message in the most positive possible way about the sort of country Britain is at the moment.

Or, use something more comprehensive, such as Government-records.com, where you pay a small sum for a little bit of information.

Still, the letter sought a small sum of money as a contribution to Qaeda operations.