Sentence examples for in aggregate but from inspiring English sources

Survival statistics are gathered in aggregate, but people die individually.

"We're not necessarily going to do fewer audits in aggregate, but they're going to be smarter ones".

Consumer information is worth billions in aggregate, but individually, the bits of data are worth practically nothing.

In the event that a government cuts VAT, they will look not at whether consumer spending will go up in aggregate, but at what it means for the poor, the rich, and those on middle incomes.

It shows that the gap between men's and women's pay has hardly narrowed in aggregate; but in Britain, where women were paid 24% less than men in 2001, the difference has fallen to 3%.But are these people happy?

Korte says that already, three of these companies have raised over $6 million in aggregate, but can't say which ones because the funding is not yet public.

China seems to be both: it is rich in aggregate terms, but poor in per capita terms.

Kroger lowered projected earnings for 2009 into the $1.90 to $2 per share range due to the drop in aggregate earnings, but reiterated same-store sales growth forecast of 3% to 4%.

In AD patients, these aggregates are often found to be tightly associated with neuronal GM1 ganglioside lipids, suggesting an involvement of GM1 not only in aggregate formation but also in neurotoxic events.

Notably, its domestic growth did manage to prevent a fall in aggregate revenue, but if the company can't convert its domestic success to other locales, its future growth rates could be negatively impacted.

The SEC requires that the total amount of brokerage commissions paid by a mutual fund be disclosed and expressed in aggregate dollars but often it is not translated into a percentage cost and is not included in the expense ratio.