Sentence examples for sum about from inspiring English sources
Dim sum about $15 per person; dinner $25 to $30 per person.
That sum, about $400, "puts you above the poverty line," he said.
Mr. Muller accepted a modest sum, about $15,000, for the models.
The largest sum, about $4 million, is going to New York, where the health insurer covers about a million people.
He is, in sum, about the last person on Earth likely to be moved by the emotional pull of nationalism.
By normal standards, that is a heady sum, about 25 percent of Turkey's G.D.P., and it is about the size of the economy of Greece, Turkey's longtime rival.
There was nothing zero-sum about the world of capital investment: you created wealth where there was no wealth before, and if you did it well enough there was no end to it". Adam's satisfied by this flimsy equivocation; Cynthia finds his actions heroic.
However, fossil fuel firms still spend huge sums – about $650bn in 2013 – exploring for new oil, gas and coal to add to the stockpile, despite declining profits.
The partial reciprocal sums about other series have been considered by many scholars as follows.
When politicians do their sums about other universal benefits, votes as well as costs will be part of the calculations.
While the president's team has so far spent only a small fraction of that sum -- about $14 million -- the amount to date exceeds that of any of the nine Democratic candidates, and his spending seems likely to accelerate in coming months.
