Sentence examples for may total more from inspiring English sources

But with the two teams, which may total more than 50 wins between them, "it's all shared information".

The number abandoning the sinking ship may total more than 20.

In addition, Goldman also has to pay Mr. Aleynikov's legal costs for pursuing this claim against the firm — known as "fees on fees" — that may total more than $1 million.

The current example is a contest among the world's largest producers of insulin to see which kind of laboratory alchemy is most likely to capture a large share of a future world market that may total more than $300 million a year.

The influx of money from outside conservative groups in races across the country, which may total more than $200 million when all is said and done, has emerged as a major preoccupation among Democrats, and President Obama has made it a central campaign theme.

Costs for 16 countries hosting U.S. bases but left out of the OCS entirely, including Colombia, El Salvador, and Norway, may total more than $350 million.

Paid principally to the court, but also to other agencies including the public defender representing the indigent defendant, one person's fees may total $2,000 or more.

"The check may total less at the bistro," Mrs. Bouissou said, "but people come more often.

The number of fighters may seem small, but it totals more than all of Africa's other Islamic State affiliates combined, and many of the militant group's members regularly move between civilian life and combat, making them hard to track.

During cardiac operations, patients weighing less than five kilograms may receive RBC transfusions that total more than 50% of their circulating blood volume, which is the equivalent of a massive (more than three liters) RBC transfusion in adults.

(Note that percentages may not total to 100, because more than one goal was possible) (See Table  1).