Sentence examples for dollars spread from inspiring English sources

According to data on its site, T. Rowe's investments in social Internet companies are worth more than half a billion dollars, spread across more than a dozen funds.

The total R&D costs to completion to the product development and launch stage for the existing portfolio of 19 products would be 70 million dollars, spread over the next several years.

By late on Thursday, there had been pledges totaling several billion dollars, spread over several years, but no major policy concessions from the participants in the conference.

| Updated As new allegations about voice-mail hacking by The News of the World rippled through newspapers and the British Parliament, a campaign to pressure companies to withhold their ad dollars spread through social media.

Mayor Nagin initially believed that Bush's promise would amount to a hundred billion dollars, spread over ten years — enough not only to recover from Katrina but also to cure many of the old city's pathologies.

Their analysis is based on the estimated three billion dollars, spread out over five years, that would be required to bring Bangladesh's forty-five hundred factories in line with Western safety standards.

I see myself as a worried old guy with a fistful of dollars, spreading them in empty palms everywhere.

"We're up against a Republican Party and special interest-funded groups that will spend hundreds of millions of dollars spreading any message that they believe will defeat the president and roll back our efforts to build a fairer economy that rewards hard work and responsibility, not large corporations," Mr. Messina said in the email Thursday morning.

I saw the Iranian press secretary in Baghdad carrying a Samsonite bag with dollars, spreading dollars on journalists.

TIME FOR CHANGE!" Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the "brave Iranians" taking to streets to protest at a regime that "wastes tens of billions of dollars spreading hate".

"When they spend millions of dollars spreading misinformation about marijuana and exaggerating its harms, it's certainly possible that it could have a negative effect," said Mason Tvert, director of communications for the Marijuana Policy Project.