Sentence examples for considerable dollars from inspiring English sources

Those players have cost the Mets considerable dollars, for which they have received nothing in return.

Surowiecki points to the Seahawks as a team that got it right, starting Wilson after they had sunk considerable dollars into signing Matt Flynn as a free agent.

And the stands at Flushing Meadows are enriched by passionate tennis fans of all colors, who add their considerable dollars to the rarefied ambience of the Open.

“The federal government is going to spend considerable dollars on technology for a long, long time to come,” he says.

The hobby ultimately engulfed adult baby boomers — some driven by the investment potential, others willing to spend considerable discretionary dollars just for fun.

[6] The unmistakable implication of Mr. Kristof's use of the above (inaccurate) statistic is that this "full 8 percent" (in fact, 3 to 4 %) is a somehow "illegitimate" percentage, wasting considerable federal dollars.

The networks, which reap considerable advertising dollars even from summer reruns, have told the Romney campaign that they will broadcast an hour of convention coverage on the final three nights — but no more.

Yet the perfume industry has spent years, not to mention considerable advertising dollars, "explaining" the meaning behind such fragrances.

Ackman uses its considerable resources around eleven billion dollars, raised from wealthy investors, institutions, and employees to amass major stakes in publicly traded companies.

But detoxifying the city's water system over the long term will probably cost hundreds of millions; that leaves a considerable deficit in dollars and political will once the Obama administration's emergency allocation of $80m for Flint runs dry.

And unlike socially conservative candidates like Gary L. Bauer, who withdrew from the race on Friday, or Alan Keyes, Mr. Forbes can use a personal fortune of more than $440 million to match Mr. Bush's considerable campaign war chest dollar for dollar.