Sentence examples for of whatever money from inspiring English sources

Much of whatever money circulated came from women's welfare checks.

Mr. Aryeh also promised that a percentage of whatever money Mr. Hochfelder made would be returned to his aggrieved creditors.

These two agencies might now have to bear future costs with only the help of whatever money can come from the financially squeezed state and federal agencies.

Three years ago, the I.R.S. began offering bigger rewards — 15 percent to 30 percent of whatever money the government recovered — in a move that has turbocharged the agency's whistle-blower program.

According to Brooke, the company signed a secret contract with the C.I.A. which guaranteed that it would receive a ten-per-cent "management fee" on top of whatever money it spent.

RCA has an "override"– it will get a small percentage of whatever money the album makes – but, as Skarendahl points out, "that's a kind of irrelevant figure, because we've got the album back: and that's bigger than any percentage".

Mr. Orr's bankruptcy plan would put them all at the back of the line for whatever money is available, as unsecured creditors.

But finding more advertising dollars for a new network in the current depressed economy will be a challenge, he said "There is no incremental money in the market and may not be for the rest of the year, so whatever money that's put into M.L.B. Network will have to come from other networks," Mr. Kanefsky said.

"It's just a matter of taking whatever money may come in and dividing it equitably between the creditors". Ron Glazer, who produced several entertainment programs for the Army-Navy game and says the foundation owes him $55,000, had a suggestion for repaying the debts when asked about Arnhym's resignation last week.

You get to keep all of your content and through the strength of all the artists, through the exposure we can give each other we all rise up, and at the end of it whatever money is to be made for once the artist gets it".

Individuals experience anger in response to inequity, which is believed to override the economically sensible response of accepting whatever money is offered [3].