It's about the sums as much as anything.
And when they do, inevitably, trade the players, the huge sums, as much as $50 million, guarantee the clubs' survival.
But she considers herself lucky: Her loans are federally subsidized, and they're much smaller than those of her friends, who owe sums as much as $70,000.
Neither side, in sum, is as much concerned with openness as with next year's presidential and parliamentary elections.Mr Jospin could hardly dodge the judge and still retain his reputation for integrity.
Of the two types of neurons with the largest arbors, one makes contact with ∼200 hair follicles, with the nerve endings completely encircling the follicles; the other type of arbor contains several thousand branches, with a total length for all of the branches summing to as much as one meter in length.
For Mr. Hussein, the illicit oil yields huge sums -- as much as $2 billion a year, by some estimates.
Then two weeks ago the company disclosed that the Securities and Exchange Commission was questioning an additional $400 million in revenue, and now, in the first concrete assessments made by critics outside the company, the lawsuits contend that the company inflated its results by far more significant sums -- as much as $1.7 billion or more.
B1 MILLIONS IN U.S. CURRENCY FOUND -- American soldiers discovered a huge cache of United States currency hidden in one of Mr. Hussein's palaces and senior officials said the sum could be as much as $656 million.
The FT had reported in December that the sum could be as much as 5%.
The blessedly easy-to-navigate architecture of The Complete New Yorker renders it a literary dim sum: Take only as much as you want, because you can always go back for seconds–just try not to think about the total amount of food in the room.
