Sentence examples for sum large from inspiring English sources

To entice the state to go along, the private investors would have to pay a lump sum large enough to be worth the state's trouble.

He said that sum, large as it is on its face, was "really, really small compared to other major costs" in the power system.

Snared by the $40 billion wedding industry machinery, brides and their relatives are mauled and squeezed until they come up with a sum large enough to buy a small car or two.

Last year, the central bank accidentally posted an internal report estimating that, since 1990, eighteen thousand corrupt officials have fled the country, having stolen a hundred and twenty billion dollars — a sum large enough to buy Disney or Amazon.

The guests were private equity and hedge-fund managers, from some of the biggest shops in the business, and, whatever violence had befallen their portfolios in the preceding weeks, these men — and they were mostly men, in suits — could probably have passed the hat and pooled a sum large enough to rescue, say, Washington Mutual and a bank to be named later.

In sum, large shareholders will reduce managerial capacity to manipulate accounting information and should reduce the incidence of qualifications due to errors or non-compliance with GAAP.

Last fiscal year, Apple's revenue topped $108 billion, a sum larger than the combined state budgets of Michigan, New Jersey and Massachusetts.

In California, utilities were recently awarded $28.5 billion in stranded-cost compensation a sum larger than their annual revenues.

The sum, larger than the economic output of Russia, South Korea and Spain, is held in an "opaque and secretive network" of 1,608 subsidiaries based offshore, said Oxfam.

The Royal Bank of Scotland, Citigroup and Wells Fargo suffered a combined loss of more than $160 billion, a sum larger than the GDP of Egypt.

The sum-of-pair score can be computed between the pairs of processing units containing a sum larger than 0 calculated from previous steps.