Sentence examples for roughly that sum from inspiring English sources

The three promoted clubs, for example, all spent summer overhauling their squads and bringing in about 10 players each for roughly that sum of money.

But he did say that after Britain leaves the EU it would "take back control" of roughly that sum, and he suggested "a lot of it" could go on the NHS.

Roughly half of that sum would be required simple to preserve the physical structure, which has deteriorated so badly that its ability to survive the coming winter without significant further damage is in doubt.

Roughly half of that sum has come from the efforts of liberal Web site the Daily Kos, which explains its support of Ossoff this way: "Flipping this seat from red to blue would send shockwaves through Congress — and replacing Trump's anti-Obamacare point man with a Democrat would be an amazing little cherry on top".

Today Aladdin is used in servicing some $18 trillion in assets — an amount equivalent to America's GDP — with roughly 35% of that sum comprised of assets that BlackRock itself manages.

"By the end of the first year of volume production of our mass market vehicle, we expect the Gigafactory will have driven down the per kWh cost of our battery pack by more than 30percentt". Along with its partners the company said it will spend between $4 billion and $5 billion on the factory through the year 2020, with Tesla directly investing roughly half of that sum.

Roughly half of that sum was for wage violations, the other half for damages, according to settlement records.

In total, we estimate that SUM generates annual revenues in the neighborhood of $350 million, with roughly three fourths of that sum coming from MLS broadcast and sponsorship deals.

That sum roughly doubled since 2001, and it accounts for about 43percentt of all military spending in the world in 2010.

Mr. Obama has raised roughly $193 million; 19 percent of that sum, or $36.6 million, came from donations of $2,500.

That sum is roughly the amount that would be saved in 2011 if the Bush income tax rates for upper-income people -- couples with more than $250,000 in taxable income and individuals with more than $200,000 -- revert to the higher, pre-2001 levels next year, as the tax laws require.