Sentence examples for receives a certain amount from inspiring English sources
Although the contract stipulates that she receives a certain amount as salary per month, this base salary is often deducted once the worker is abroad.
In the case of supported independent living, the client lives independently, alone or with family or friends, and receives a certain amount of care at home.
Each age span receives a certain amount of traits.
When a geisha girl is sold her parents receive a certain amount of money in accordance with the attractiveness of the child at the time of sale.
Most people are allowed to receive a certain amount of income in a tax year before tax is payable, known as the basic personal allowance.
Andersen Consulting will offer 500 "e-units" to people who have been at the firm at least three years, and employees above entry level will receive a certain amount based on their performance.
He must have produced hundreds of images, but most have been casually mislaid, and although his work did receive a certain amount of praise when it was shown in the US in the early 1940s, his reputation was never established beyond a small circle of admirers.
Ms. Jacobs's experience had already received a certain amount of publicity, but some of the others' stories might never have been known, were it not for Erik Jensen and Jessica Blank, two young actors who wrote the play after an eye-opening experience at a Columbia University conference.
Both these failure modes have received a certain amount of interest by the research community, and design rules and proposals against both these failure modes exist.
"We're nicely endowed with university and foundation-based fellowships," says Starr, "so most of our students receive a certain amount of scholarship aid".
Although they give rise to an implicit forward exchange rate, it is important to recognise that long-bills differ from a modern forward contract in terms of also encapsulating a short-term credit by requiring an immediate payment from the buyer, who is promised to receive a certain amount of foreign currency back upon maturity (see Clare 1895, ch. 12).
