Sentence examples for made a cumulative from inspiring English sources

In the seven full seasons since the ground was transferred to Suffolk Life, Walsall have made a cumulative trading loss of £322,000.

Excluding LIC the industry made a cumulative pre-tax loss of $4 billion up until March 2010 (see chart; under Indian accounting, losses are a rough proxy for the cash outflows borne by shareholders).Second, India's stockmarkets stopped going up and then fell, so even naive customers lost enthusiasm.

Yet someone hypothetically buying futures with short-term maturities during this bear market would have made a cumulative 87% return, the professors calculate.

Across the Pingyu (PY) and Yangluo (YL) field trial locations, three QTLs (qSCl-8.1, qSCl-4.1, and qSCl-11.1) were detected repeatedly for the L* color space and made a cumulative contribution of 80%% to the phenotype.

It is worth mentioning that there is a VC Guiding Fund (VCGF) which had made a cumulative investment of 28.9 billion CNY (4.44 billion USD) by the end of 2012.

A study by Ronald Lee at the University of California at Berkeley calculated that taxpayers make a cumulative profit of $80,000 from each new legal immigrant over his lifetime.

Viewers had to circumnavigate a Caro, see it from all angles and let the forms, which were organized in what Mr. Fried once called a syntactic relationship, make a cumulative statement.

Those following the Ravenhill treasure-trail around four different spaces assure me the plays make a cumulative impact, but the two I saw, though variable in quality, show Ravenhill using drama in Brechtian style to make a series of pungently instructional points.

Tomorrow's campaign, however, is about doing what you can, small changes that make a cumulative difference, so even a windowbox of herbs or a few pots of lettuce is a tasty, enjoyable way to cut down on the food miles of what you eat.

He's a percussionist who's worked with Sonic Youth, John Cage, Mr. Bungle, John Zorn, Lou Harrison, James Tenney, Wadada Leo Smith, Steve Reich and hundreds of names that would keep making a cumulative point about open-field maverick tendencies in the music of this country, whether it involves notes-on-paper composers, noise generators, rock improvisers, jazz-tradition players or whatever.

In 2007/08 the Bank extended US$1.5134 billion to support ten development projects in the country, making a cumulative total of $43.688 billion covering 296 projects (MOFA 2010).