Sentence examples for for more proceeds from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's bank agreement calls for "more proceeds to go toward the retirement of debt," a banker said, adding that the $2 billion in bank debt that comes due in February "will probably be retired well before".

The request for more "proceeds from the erroneous assumption that there are gaps in the U.S. nuclear deterrent vis a vis Russia," said Kingston Reif, the director for Disarmament and Threat Reduction Policy at the Arms Control Association.

If an item sells for less than the guarantee, the auction house pays the difference; if it goes for more, the proceeds are usually split between auction house and seller.

Donation: $5. Ready for more inspiration, we proceeded to the soaring, striped-granite turret of the Museum of Modern Art in SoMa (South of Market).

The school has received tournament proceeds for more than a decade, and its children have done a presentation for the employees and guests of Zurich the past five years.

A length 6 cycle is shown with bold lines in Figure 2. In this case, if BP algorithm proceeds for more than three iterations, the receive messages of the involved bit nodes v2,v4,v5 will partly contain its own message sent three iterations before.

In brief (see figure S6 in the supplementary material for more details), the algorithm proceeds sequentially throughout all internal edges of the tree, starting from each of the external nodes of the tree and proceed towards the root.

The reaction proceeds for more than 30 h without activity loss and results in an internal quantum yield of 26.5 % under visible light, which is nearly an order of magnitude higher than that observed for any other existing g-C3N4 photocatalysts.

If that's true, by October the investigation had been proceeding for more than three months.

Despite its flaws, electricity deregulation, which has proceeded for more than a decade, should eventually benefit consumers, industry experts say.

This enzyme can also exhibit star activity, or inappropriate cutting, when digestion is allowed to proceed for more than the recommended time.