Sentence examples for enough sum of from inspiring English sources

Economic theory also predicts that for a large enough sum of money there will be economists who will say that the stimulus did not work regardless of what they actually believe to be true.

According to an American official who was not authorized to comment publicly, the Treasury secretary urged Europe to send a strong message to the market by putting up a large enough sum of money to support its debt-ridden nations and banks.

Since the ANOVA table is generated directly from the partitioning of the sums of squares, one column is called, appropriately enough "sums of squares," and contains the corresponding sums of squares as entries.

To be virtually sure of making money from the "rolldown" system, you have to invest large enough sums to minimise the possibility of missing out on prizes due to a possible round of bad luck.

By the second novel, seven-year-old Titus is contending with the ambitions of kitchen boy Steerpike – "limb by limb, it appeared that he was sound enough, but the sum of these several members accrued to an unexpectedly twisted total" - as he begins to take on the mantle of the ruler of Gormenghast: "What do I care for the symbolism of it all?

It made the then fabulous sum of £1,000, enough to keep the organisation going for a couple of years.

But the clubs that can afford them are more like All-Star teams, trying to find enough space to fit their sum of superstars.

If this is the case, it is enough to just allocate the sum of the averages of resource demand across all workloads.

(Indonesia), which was generous enough to donate a good sum of start-up money to boost up my confidence in this 'long march' for the Global South.

Thus, in our proposed methods, secret images in each security group are revealed progressively when a user receives enough stegos (method 1), the sum of the received weights is sufficient (method 2), or a sufficient number of guardian stegos is present (method 3).

He was confident that he had persuaded the jury to award him a sum of money large enough to hurt Chrysler seriously — he believed that the sum would be around forty million — and to send a message to corporations everywhere that patent infringement does not pay.