Perhaps one day, but certainly not yet–our cumulative valuation amounts to barely one-fourth of that.
Our cumulative national debt is not large by international standards.
It made me uneasy to be troubled by the "fake" purse, despite all our cumulative progress.
Let us not forget that our cumulative penetration of newspapers and Internet has never been as high as today.
All together, our cumulative mental-health issues — depression, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, among others — are costing the U.S. economy about a half-trillion dollars.
"There's reason to believe that they are a better training ground than we are," says Harvard Business School's Mr Nohria, adding hastily, "though our cumulative record is better".
Our cumulative life experience and social networks both play a big role in how we deal with everyday and exceptional life circumstances, and leading to much more than 'coping' strategies.
That's the limit we should place on our cumulative carbon dioxide emissions if we are to have a reasonable chance of avoiding warming above 2 °C, said Myles Allen of the University of Oxford and colleagues (Nature 348, 1163; 2009).
Now, since we have lived beyond our means as a nation for nearly 40 years, our cumulative current-account deficit — the combined shortfall on our trade in goods, services and income — has reached nearly $8 trillion.
To assess result quality of the proposed approach, we compared our cumulative F1 sums with those attained by expert-set fixed similarity thresholds (baseline).
The Lib Dem leader added: "Labour, of course, will be still paying off much, much more interest on our cumulative debt because they haven't committed to the timetable by which we would deal with the deficit, money which instead could be spent on hospitals.
