Sentence examples for at the sums from inspiring English sources

There has been huge irritation at the sums collected by bosses ousted during the credit crunch.

And it's easy to see why when you look at the sums.

Hence £400m-plus on football, rugby and other sports rights still left the company £300m to the good if you looked at the sums that way round.

Besides privacy concerns, schools also run the risk of offending parents, and a number of parents interviewed about fund-raising expressed dismay at the sums they were being asked to contribute.

You may not like it, but one look at the sums tells us that it's the way of the future, particularly for the kind of flatulent franchise fodder in which money is the only thing driving the boat.

So when she studies the Greek balance sheet and demands measures she knows may mean women won't have access to a midwife when they give birth, and patients won't get life-saving drugs, and the elderly will die alone for lack of care – does she block all of that out and just look at the sums?

Define At as the sum of the two additive functionals above.

Guessing at the sum was sure to be more stimulating than knowing it.

Another way to distinguish the three geometries is to look at the sum of the angles of a triangle.

"Part of what we do is, little by little, chip away at the sum total of chaos in the world.

Plenty of Labour officials baulked at the sum, seeing the appointment as the expression of an unhealthy obsession with US campaign wizardry and questioning Axelrod's commitment.