Sentence examples similar to large sum due from inspiring English sources

While the company isn't profitable, Ghodsi says Databricks has "best-in-class" revenue growth and took on such a large sum strictly due to market opportunity.

It was also based on assessments, but it operated on a different and rather complex financial calendar; as a result, that large sum of outstanding dues did not represent a problem.

She also pledged to the bride the large sum of 121,149 livres constituting a indebtedness due to her from a nephew of her husband, M. Renaudin.

Otherwise, you will owe your mortgage company a very large sum of money when the loan comes due.

In the northern part of Germany, the increase of the summer precipitation sum due to potential afforestation (+ 17%; + 45 mm) would be larger than its decrease due to the enhanced greenhouse gas emission.

Pensioners' groups and campaigners said yesterday that the large sum required to buy ministers' pensions drew sharp attention to the retirement crisis facing most workers, who are due to retire with a pension pot that averages only £20,000 per person.

This is a large sum of money.

Yet, actually, €3.8m isn't such a large sum.

The fine was a large sum.

A potentially large sum when scaled to industrial volumes.

And of course it's a large sum of money.