Sentence examples for existing total from inspiring English sources

With buses, Boris decided to maintain the existing total mileage covered (a cut would look bad) and all the concessionary rates for benefit claimants and kids (ditto), despite arguments that he should reduce both.

The general distinguishing feature of a money market is that it relies upon open competition among those who are bulk suppliers of funds at any particular time and among those seeking bulk funds, to work out the best practicable distribution of the existing total volume of such funds.

Thus, although changes in existing total cloud cover variation cannot explain the phenomenon of natural light, we cannot deny that clouds play an important role in natural illumination.

In most of existing total replacement joints composed of ultra-high molecular polyethylene (UHMWPE) and metallic or bioceramic components, the mixed or boundary lubrication prevails in daily activities.

At that time, the cost of delivering an 'essential health package' (EHP) of eleven cost-effective health services was estimated at $17.53 per capita, nearly 50% more than existing total health spending [ 20].

Those bands taught us that we could be this trashy thing, existing in total opposition to all the assholes who listened to pep-rally rap.

Carbon credits may be a tool to help conserve the existing large total C stocks in Thuringian forests.

The existing 200 000 total acres were still allowed to be harvested, used and sold, but the fields were subject to court-ordered stewardship practices to minimize the potential of transgenic alfalfa's presence in harvests of non-transgenic alfalfa.

A supracondylar nail should not be used in presence of a pre-existing total hip replacement, as it can create a stress riser below the femoral stem leading to a fracture between the two implants.

The intent, he said, is either to retrofit the site's two existing buildings, totaling 500,000 square feet, or raze them and build an equal amount of space, which could be supported by the existing road system.

However, the treaty allowed the conversion of existing ships totalling up to 66000 LT into aircraft carriers, and the Courageous class's combination of a large hull and high speed made these ships ideal candidates.