Sentence examples for collectively spent from inspiring English sources

But that is still far from the $5.5 billion they collectively spent in 2008.

Both sides agree that any potential campaign would be expensive; both sides collectively spent more than $80 million last year.

Chinese visitors collectively spent just 4% more than in 2014 – or £435m – according to the tourism body VisitBritain.

That translates to roughly $1m for each of the years they collectively spent in prison before their convictions were overturned.

The Washington Post reports that Americans collectively spent 3.4m years commuting last year; a thinktank called CityLab notes that 76.4% of commuters drive to work alone.

In the last couple of years, I.B.M., Oracle, SAP and Microsoft have collectively spent more than $15 billion buying makers of such software.

According to the United Nations report, in sub-Saharan Africa alone it is estimated that women collectively spend 40 billion hours a year collecting water, or the "equivalent of a year's worth of labor by the entire workforce of France".

INVESTORS collectively spend around $100 billion a year trying to beat the stock market.

Analysts estimate that the three companies could collectively spend more than $100 million in the takeover fight.

Experts estimate that the companies collectively spend $8,000 to $13,000 a year per physician.

Today, the country's top ten drug firms collectively spend $170m on R&D.