Sentence examples for dollar number from inspiring English sources

"All that would be gained by putting a dollar number on that statement would be to whet the sensationalist appetite".

I guess the biggest use for them now is to hide the next dollar number with the 99-cents fiction.

The key measure you want to look at is the ratio of debt to G.D.P., which measures the government's fiscal position better than a simple dollar number.

Although the dollar number is large, the effect on individual customers was small — perhaps a dollar a month for a typical residential customer.

"For me, it was a lot of distractions, having to deal with the media and them putting a dollar number on you all the time.

"You hear these staggering numbers of how many people walk through a Walmart every day, and that gives us an exposure that we really can't put a dollar number on," said Dan Fellman, Warner's president of domestic distribution.

Admittedly, Montana may not really be as badly off as the dollar numbers suggest.

"When you get into the big dollar numbers, teachers are almost the only place you can go," Mr. Copeland said.

By John Cassidy July 16, 2013 What do these large dollar numbers have in common: $6.5 billion, $5.5 billion, $4.2 billion, and $1.9 billion?

The increase in their share of global energy consumption, from 43% in 1980 to 55% in 2006, also confirms that their weight in the world economy has surely risen.The raw dollar numbers are distorted by big currency swings.

(And yes, that growth might seem more concrete if the chart included actual dollar numbers, or at least a year-over-year percentage. I asked Twitter, but the company was not able to provide them).