Sentence examples for overall stamp from inspiring English sources

But even the availability of this "puppy postage" has done little to prevent the steady erosion of the Postal Service's overall stamp revenues, which have declined to $10.3 billion in 2011 from approximately $11.3 billion in 2007.

The BBC Trust said more can also be done to increase the impact of BBC2's Newsnight – which has seen its audience fall by 30% since 2009 – but gave an overall stamp of approval to the corporation's efforts to overhaul the show under new editor Ian Katz.

The cover art's combination of dull green and brown tones, juxtaposed with the jocular nature of the subject's pose, created a weak overall visual impression; Stamp commented: "It's not a great cover at all.

I'm no deltiologist, as such folk are formally called (postcards apparently still remain the third most popular collectible overall, after stamps and coins, despite the calamitous drop in their vacation mailings).

However, if the cost of the pre-paid licence is excluded, the overall cost of stamped envelopes is considerably more expensive than pre-paid (£44.16).

But I'd posit that the vast majority of the supers are simply waiting out their commitments, hoping that they can come along at the last minute and rubber stamp some overall pretext illuminated by the way the voters in the primary season cast their ballots.

Thus, overall, the results of STAMP corroborated the manual grouping of motif-sets.

The leading reason for labelling a pack as illicit in each city/town was the absence of an excise stamp (28.6% overall), and the least common reason was an illegal tar or nicotine level (11.1% overall).

And the 22 mm rubber strap it ships with is comfortable and easy to fasten and size, but easily swappable with a standard strap of your choosing, allowing owners to put their own stamp on the overall look and feel of the device.

WASHINGTON ― House Republicans had planned to finally introduce a budget Wednesday ― already months behind schedule ― but then announced they are punting to July because they can't reach agreement on spending levels overall and cuts to food stamps specifically.

Overall, it expects the receipts from stamp duty to double over the forecast period from £8.9bn in 2013-14 to £16.9bn in 2018-19.