Sentence examples for many cents from inspiring English sources

"In the early '90s, people knew that real estate was going to be purged at so many cents on the dollar," Mr. Goldfarb said.

In those days most tariffs were levied on the volume of imports (so many cents per pound, say) rather than value.

Even now we're more likely to hear speculation about how many cents per gallon the day's events might cost at the pump than to get an intimate look at the demonstrators' lives.

Joint labor-management educational programs became part of collective bargaining, whereby employers agreed to set aside money for training, usually based on a formula of so many cents per worker per hour, including overtime.

During the World Economic Forum in Davos in January, Paul Bulcke, Nestlé's chief executive bragged before the TV cameras about how Nestlé believed in "shared value", but refused to answer my direct question about how many cents of every Nespresso capsule are shared with coffee farmers.

"He did comment at one point about coming to America for opportunity, and kind of said that in Afghanistan you work so many hours and get this many cents, so they were not highly paid," said Armstrong W. Graham, one of his lawyers.

After the war, the Treasury quietly retired as many steel cents as it could from circulation, while denying it was doing so no public admission of the program was made until 1959, as the Treasury feared that were it publicly known, the coins would be hoarded.

There are many 99-cent stores that sell inexpensive school supplies.

Not everything, it turned out, was 99 cents; many prices simply ended in 99 cents.

Beyond dollars and cents, many congregations also consider environmental measures such as reducing  greenhouse gas emissions as part of their duty to care for God's creation.

But on the other hand they have to demonstrate that their idea will generate (many) dollars and cents.