Sentence examples for rather small sum from inspiring English sources
In Monday's hearing, he raised his eyebrows over what seemed to him to be a rather small sum of money being paid by Mr. Cioffi and Mr. Tannin to resolve the lawsuit.
An allowance (for those of privilege reading) is not an imaginary thing but rather a pre-set small sum of money a child receives regularly to spend on new toys, clothes, books or whatever.
The ripple effect across the broad economy, in sum, is still rather small, although it might be much greater a decade or two from now.
I mean, I could just visit Mr. Bailey and even take him a casserole, rather than paying him such a small sum to prepare my tax return.
They get paid a small sum for this and, rather sweetly, are saving up for a set of kitchen knives.
Although the impact of most of these individual actions is rather small, over a longer period of time, the sum of these activities may significantly contribute to changing public discourses.
That small sum is mostly intended to discourage the leaving of unused and unusable bikes in storage ad infinitum, rather than to raise revenue.
I scavenged a scandalously small sum.
But that was no small sum.
The generalized brain is rather small.
