Sentence examples for checks representing from inspiring English sources

"It's scorched earth with Dickie Scruggs," says Mr. Merkel, sitting in a wood-paneled office featuring duck-hunting memorabilia and two framed checks representing about $17 million in payments that Mr. Scruggs had to disgorge to Mr. Merkel's client — a lawyer named Alwyn Luckey who argued that Mr. Scruggs shortchanged him for work he performed on asbestos cases that made Mr. Scruggs rich.

Similar to the NCRPIS evaluation, each block was augmented by a randomly assigned B73 check plot, and five other checks representing a range of maturities and disease reactions (GE440, NC358, 794, B47, and Tx303) were included once per set.

The people, who were there to pick up unemployment checks, represented a cross-section of working-class French society.

The two senators from California, who voted for background checks, represent thirty-eight millior Americans, or twelve per cent of the population.

The Senate compromise on background checks represents a clear victory for the National Rifle Association's policy of delay-delay-delay.

The robustness checks represent a large number of regressions.

Furthermore, the checks represent rootchecks for all the information bits, guaranteeing full diversity.

While measures such as an assault weapons ban and universal background checks represent good sense, I don't put too much stock in their power to reduce gun violence meaningfully in crime-ridden neighborhoods and troubled homes.

Steven Parks, director of deductions management at Dun & Bradstreet Receivable Management Services, told of seeing a check representing the net payment to a manufacturer from a $1.5 million invoice.

I was dismayed to read this article during this particular week, in which I am required, as a self-employed professional, to write a check representing a substantial portion of my income for my quarterly estimated income tax payment.

There are cards from family friends at the First Baptist Church of Tarrytown, letters from children, stuffed animals, an enlarged $5,000 check representing money raised by raffling a quilt made by a Paulding teacher, Mary Kate McCabe.