Sentence examples for much smaller sum from inspiring English sources

It was a much smaller sum than they usually discussed.

Paying off a much smaller sum than with HP on the same car makes monthly repayments a lot cheaper.

Here, $142,000 changed hands regardless of the subsequent disposition of the case, with the much smaller sum of $28,000 resting on the Court's ultimate ruling.

However, a report in the Mail on Sunday said Gray was "offered and accepted a much smaller sum from his employer of 20 years".

It is thought a much smaller sum, perhaps around £100,000, will now change hands – although Boro refuse to comment on the matter.

A much smaller sum of $28,000 was left riding on an outcome favorable to respondent, with nothing at all to be paid if petitioner prevailed, as indeed he now does.

But funds of hedge funds typically accept much smaller sums from qualifying investors.

Two years ago Germany agreed to pay much smaller sums to more than a million people forced to work unpaid in the Third Reich.

Much smaller sums were paid to the more than 150 other employees who lost their jobs in the paper's closing.

Seems like a direct comparison of the money currently being spent, much of it blindly, with the much smaller sums that could make a big difference in the information landscape would have been helpful.

(Germany, the least nationalistic of the big European states, was happy to spend about $1tn on unification with east Germany but is very reluctant to spend much smaller sums supporting the southern European economies).