Sentence examples for it's a sum from inspiring English sources
My living costs today stand at nearly €2,000 a month – it's a sum I would never be able to pay with just the basic income.
"It's a sum of its component parts.
And yet, at current prices, it's a sum that roughly translates into the figure that the Bailey's prize (formerly the Orange prize) for women's fiction (£30,000) awards to its annual winner.
In the end, all we can really say is that while $2.2 billion is a lot of public money, it's a sum that's inequitably distributed, unlikely to bring much change and should be quite a bit larger.
The £62m set aside by government for the development of bike infrastructure borders on the insulting when the figure is contextualised; as critics have pointed out, it's a sum equal to the cost of building a mere two miles of motorway.
It is a sum of differences, just as a city is.
It was a sum that Wall Street traders often see at bonus time.
The second term is nonnegative, since it is a sum of other nonnegative terms.
Moreover, we could even assume that it is a sum of convex and concave functions.
It is a sum of squares (SOS) if there exist other polynomials p i (y), i = 1,..., M such that.
