Sentence examples for much lower sum from inspiring English sources

Navalny wrote that "without a doubt" the site had already been designed for a much lower sum, leaving an ample margin for kickbacks.

The immediate storm will pass if the US Department of Justice has dropped its demand for $14bn£10.8bnbn) to cover mis-sold mortgage securities and is instead close to settling for a much lower sum.

Before DFF, committees had managed revenue from user fees only, which involved much lower sums.

Results (Table  3) showed either that the methods gave similar results (lung and colon cancer) or that the new spatial model was much better (lower sum) than the previous method (breast and prostate cancer) [see 11, 12].

The significance of this issue came to light last year when a group of academics pointed out that China's official fossil fuel use was much lower than the sum of the fossil fuels used across its various regions.

This still leaves a big shortfall, however, and it does not explain why China's global trade surplus (which includes all trade with Hong Kong) is so much lower than the sum of bilateral trade balances reported by the rest of the world.Balance cheat Another factor is that countries report exports and imports on a "customs" basis.

However, the intracellular concentration of MX-68 was much lower than the sum of the levels of methotrexate and its polyglutamate, and the effects of MX-68 disappeared when it was removed from the culture medium.

It is assumed that the ground has very low reflectance, i.e., the reflected component is much lower than the sum of the direct and diffuse irradiation, so that an isotropic model may be used for the computation of the ground albedo.

It has been demonstrated that the thermochemical process described in this paper, when operated at a nominal oxygen concentration of 225 ppm, produces much lower concentrations (~3.9 mg/m3) (sum of organic and elemental carbon in Table 4) of particulate contaminants than the traditional thermochemical conversion systems described in the literature.

Generic three-in-one FDCs -- strongly recommended by WHO -- were introduced in 2003 at prices much lower than the sum of their generic ARV component prices the previous year.

The value of a system is derived by how much lower its total cost is compared to that of the sum of its parts.