Sentence examples for sum made from inspiring English sources

Being so very old has, in sum, made Strom Thurmond powerful.

These mild and humid climatic conditions have, in sum, made Northern Ireland a green country in all seasons.

The demographic, technical, and managerial revolutions of the 19th century, in sum, made possible the mobilization of entire populations and economies for the waging of war.

Osborne earned £33,562 by renting out his share in his west London family home – less than the sum made by Cameron for his north Kensington property of around £45,000 a year.

Roberto Suro, director of the Pew Hispanic Center, estimated that annual remittances to Mexico and Central America could reach $25 billion by the end of the decade, a vast sum made of countless tiny payments by America's lowest-paid workers.

This similarity, along with the fact that the wasp nest and our inventors embody one of our company beliefs, "the whole is greater than the sum," made it the perfect base for our design.

Dim sum makes for a tasty appetiser.

These supranational bodies in sum, make things happen which otherwise would not happen.

That sum makes last year's NHS deficit estimate of 2bn look like a drop in the ocean.

Children are guaranteed a place in childcare from the age of 12 months for a very modest sum, making it possible for women to return to work.

Finally, last month, a check arrived -- a lump sum, making up the disability benefits Mr. Rick would have received all those years if his claim had been resolved promptly.