Sentence examples for enough sums from inspiring English sources

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.

Now district councils, on their own, were permitted to borrow large enough sums to build or renovate council projects without having to partner with private developers, as had been the case before.

This was a tidy enough sum, but not actually in the bag.

"Vittoria ma non basta" (Victory but not enough) summed up the press' general disappointment.

That means the yearly cost will soar from £24 to £60 – a high enough sum to make many people think again about the value of the account.

Nobody could name a high enough sum for which I would be willing to give up my right hand".Except, perhaps, for the IMF.

Three months ago, Mr. Voitov lost his job at a food processing factory where he had earned $735 a month, a tiny enough sum.

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.

If these elements don't add up to a large enough sum -- I agree with Mr. Madrick that $100 billion over the next year is a good target -- why not have another rebate, this time going to everyone who pays payroll taxes?

And if it's a big enough sum, it might get our name on a building, on a plaque on a bench, or on a nameplate inside a book.