Sentence examples for dumped millions from inspiring English sources
Cliff Baxter, an Enron bigwig who dumped millions in company stock just before the meltdown, committed suicide.
Federal prosecutors have claimed that SAC dumped millions of shares of two pharmaceutical companies in 2008 after the former employee, Mathew Martoma, received secret information from a doctor about problems with a new Alzheimer's drug.
After allegations were made by a whistleblower in 2006, prosecutors said Mr Homm dumped millions of dollars' worth of his own shares, which caused at least $200m in losses to investors.
Robert Cunningham, a lawyer for private plaintiffs, tried to pin down Mr. McKay on BP's responsibility for the 2010 disaster that killed 11 workers and dumped millions of barrels of oil into the gulf.
Residents in tiny Uniontown, Alabama, are locked in a legal battle against a company that has dumped millions of tons of coal ash there and then filed suit for defamation against those protesting against the act.
For four decades until 1977, General Electric dumped millions of pounds of the chemicals into the Hudson from its electric capacitor plants in Fort Edward and Hudson Falls, just upriver from here.
Nowhere was that more prevalent than in Orlando, which dumped its 10th and 13th picks and the contracts of Corey Maggette and Derek Strong in hopes of clearing more salary-cap room to lure a free-agent prize to the Magic Kingdom.
That is, if it works.Related items Anti-proliferation wrangles: Cleaning upMay 30th 2002 The economy: Why no longer so alluring?May 30th 2002 Rising protectionism: The dumping dilemmaMay 30th 2002To see the significance of what is happening, go back to Mr Bush's first trip to Europe, a year ago.
Back in New York, the ships dumped the ballast from 23rd to 34th Street as landfill for what would become the East River Drive, now Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive.
In 1994, to protect Coney Island's beaches from storm erosion, the Army Corps of Engineers built an 850-foot sea wall at West 37th Street and dumped tons of sand on Sea Gate's beach along the wall's western flank for support.
For upsets and romance though, Melbourne could well be the place to be, as Dominika Cibulkova has been in blistering form so far in this tournament, dumping all kinds of big names out on her way to the final: the 20th seed has dumped Maria Sharapova and Agnieszka Radwanska out of the tournament here and well deserves her place in the final.
