Sentence examples for cumulative worth from inspiring English sources

The cumulative worth of the 10 highest-paid male actors (topped by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, with $64.5m) came to $457m, up $26m from a year earlier.

And when all the world's aid spent on education is brought together, – from individual country donors like DFID, USAID and the EU and from the World Bank and international institutions – its cumulative worth is just $18 per pupil in low-income countries and even less – just $14 per pupil – in sub-Saharan Africa.

"Speaking of, this year's class has 15 billionaires with cumulative net worth of nearly $75 billion.

In the last year alone, the cumulative net worth of the wealthiest 400 people, by Forbes's calculation, rose by $200 billion.

The ten WorldCom directors paid $18 million–20% of their cumulative net worth.

The cumulative present worth of the savings are much higher (18,316 Rupees) than the capital cost of the dryer (1600 Rupees).

As well as a decent downloads figure for a premium paid app, ustwo says total play time since the game launched amounts to 188 years — with the most play time in a single day summing to a cumulative 12 years' worth of tapping and eyeballing.

She reckons that this price reduction created a cumulative $230 billion-worth of additional GDP in America between 1995 and 2002 as more widespread adoption of IT raised productivity growth.

The budget benefit from the fuel excise measure is estimated to be worth a cumulative $23bn by2025-262025-26

It should also be taken into account that the UK's deficit was £98bn last year and that over the five years to 2014 the UK's cumulative deficit has been worth more than £600bn, yet in two of the past four years Scotland's GDP percentage deficit has been less than the UK's.

Make no mistake: This game is worth the cumulative $6 you'll pay for both the original and Forgotten Shores, and any argument to the contrary is absurd.