Sentence examples for dollars to ask from inspiring English sources

When the largest healthcare facilities in a region pool their purchasing dollars to ask for an aggregated volume of a particular organic food item, they can be "incredibly influential," she says.

So I called Cynthia Marcus, who is in charge of ladies' shoes at Neiman Marcus, which sells about thirty thousand pairs of Manolo Blahniks each year (at prices that start at about five hundred dollars), to ask where, exactly, he fits in.

"When someone shows up with a billion dollars you have to ask what is the origin of the wealth?

And we then targeted them with a with a donor solicitation or small dollars solicitation campaign to ask them to send donations in.

One of Robert Longo's biggest collectors happened to be a Hollywood big shot, and he turned around and said, 'No one is going to give you a million dollars – you have to ask for 10!' So he did, and he got it.

The news in his speech was the request for eighty-seven billion dolland and the decision to ask for international troops, but the greater significance lay in what Bush told us about his own beliefs and, therefore, about what the country is committed to while he is President.

"And for the whistle-blowers, the amount of the potential award is so astronomical — tens of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars — that they have to ask themselves, 'How many times over do you have to be rich?' and 'Would I be better off with the guarantee of some money now?' " Determining the value of a whistle-blower complaint is a risky endeavor for the investors.

"Chosen unicorns are being given hundreds of millions of dollars, but you have to ask how much margin is there.

It's a lot easier and less stressful to stare at a fake check for a million dollars than it is to ask your boss for a raise or to work hard.

"Agree to five dollars beforehand. He's going to ask you for more at the end, but don't pay more than five dollars". Krisher returned to this point again before our short conversation came to a close.

The judge in the case, Jed S. Rakoff, found that a million dollars was indeed a lot to ask.