'sum balance' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Instead, you would use 'total balance' or 'overall balance' to refer to the sum of all of the money you have available or owe. For example, "After paying his overdue bills, he was left with an overall balance of $7000."
In sum, balanced terror would transform early humans into champions of friendship and virtuosos of empathy and solidarity, a rare evolutionary quirk.
Clathrates are Zintl-phases, i.e., polar intermetallic phases whose stability and properties are governed by the zero-sum balance between donated and accepted electrons.
When you sum up the total balance sheet, it turns out that Americans pay out just as much as Europeans -- but we receive a lot less for our money.
Nineteenth-century concepts of international order, based on zero-sum balance-of-power considerations and spheres of interest, are threatening to supersede modern norms of national self-determination, the inviolability of borders, the rule of law, and the fundamental principles of democracy.
In this idea, each alternative exon is regulated discretely, and the final splicing isoforms are determined from the sum and balance of these independent regulations.
4, 15 Chu et al reported that older persons with incident falls were 2.4 and 4.6 times more likely, respectively, to become decliners in gait speed and total mobility score testing, which includes sums of balance and gait scores, as compared with nonfallers.
Lump-sum pension balance values represent the accumulated value of an executive's pension plan if it was paid out all at once.
Lump-sum pension balance values represent the accumulated value of an executive's pension plan if it were to be paid out all at once.
They spent money they didn't have, cut taxes for the rich, decimated public services, borrowed huge sums to balance the books and, again, lied about it.
