Sentence examples for clear dollars from inspiring English sources

It's time members of Congress see in clear dollars and cents what the Chained CPI actually means to their communities and constituents.

And there is a clear dollars-and-cents symbiosis between high and low.

The part I have trouble articulating is that my husband's contribution is an economic one, although there is no clear dollar figure or title like vice president for household affairs.

BNP is looking at paying a fine several times that amount, as well as pleading guilty to a felony (as Crédit Suisse had to do when it paid a $2.6 billion fine in May  for helping Americans escape US taxes) and losing, presumably temporarily, the ability to clear dollar transactions for its customers, which means losing the customers.

The only penalty that would have permanently damaged BNP Paribas would have been a ban on clearing dollar transactions.

The US Justice Department is expected to announce the fine and a potential ban from clearing dollar trades for one year at a Manhattan court later on Monday.

Sanctions could include loss of banking licences and restrictions on clearing dollar transactions, either of which would be brutal for an organisation that pitches itself as a facilitator of global trade.

Yet even with the amount of so-called premium content booming, it is not clear ad dollars are following.

(He had told me that the best time to earn money was around the Chinese New Year, when kids were flush with cash given to them by their families; he could easily clear six thousand dollars a week).

As a result, planes today are more crowded than before — last year, the airlines filled seventy-nine per cent of their seats, compared with sixty-five per cent in the mid-nineties — and forecasts suggest that the industry as a whole may clear four billion dollars in profits this year.

We know that the HTC Vive headset is going to retail at $799, making it a clear two hundred dollars more expensive than the Oculus Rift.