Sentence examples for dollars of cases from inspiring English sources

The issue of corruption has blown up recently and billions of dollars of cases are coming up to the government.

Since 2011, the U.S. government has purchased nearly seventeen million dollars' worth of Case Farms chicken, mostly for the federal school-lunch program.

"He promised to implement a zero tolerance policy, but the church continues to spend millions of dollars litigating cases and refuses to divulge records of priests who have been accused," said Chesnut.

Some dealers have reported submitting tens of thousands of dollars — in some cases more — worth of rebates to the federal government for repayment that are still outstanding.

Like their counterparts in the United States, men and women in their 20's have emerged from such evenings to find themselves deploying millions of dollars, in some cases tens of millions of dollars, almost overnight.

She ruled that although Ferpa does provide penalties for releasing protected student information, it does not actually prohibit such releases because universities could choose to release the information and face the possible loss of federal money — hundreds of millions of dollars, in the case of the University of Illinois.

All the lawyers I talked to — and they've all made millions of dollars from cases like these — said they discouraged anyone who walked into their offices from becoming a whistle-blower.

Some new cancer medicines are also inefficient, extending the lives of very sick patients by a few weeks at a cost of tens of thousands of dollars per case, or several hundred thousand dollars per QALY.

The bank, one of America's biggest, has already paid tens of billions of dollars to settle cases related to the financial crisis but this was seen as the biggest remaining legal hurdle.

They can be worth hundreds of millions of dollars in the case of top executives, but unlike salaries and bonuses, they almost never show up as expenses on corporate balance sheets.

Speaking the next day at another school in upstate New York, SUNY Binghamton, Obama warned that if young people are "burdened with tens of thousands of dollars of debt, in some cases it's impossible for them ever to pay it off, or they have to put off buying a home, or starting a business, or starting a family".