Sentence examples for sum made by from inspiring English sources

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.

For comparison to the optical images, a (2D) SPECT sum image is made by summing the voxel values along the vertical direction.

An interesting use of the bond valence sums was made by Chiang et al. (188) in their study the Preyssler anion.

Total health care costs were defined as the sum of payments made by the mandatory health insurance for outpatient and inpatient care per patient/year.

That is nearly $500, a huge sum, which they made by selling caterpillar fungus, a prized Chinese medicine.

"If we take the sum of commitments made by countries then I am afraid we will not be on the 2C trajectory.

The total available capacity for each technology p, in region r, in period t (all vintages), is equal to the sum of investments made by the model in the past and current periods, and whose physical life has not yet ended, plus capacity in place prior to the modeling horizon that is still available.

Direct medical costs were measured as the sum of payments made by insurer and patients, OTC drugs and other costs, such as medical equipment.

While a merged assembly may simply sum the errors made by both programs, filtering the resultant second stage contigs on the basis of their containing first stage contigs from both of the starting sets generates a transcriptome assembly that is on average longer and that better represents known or assumed reference sequences than do either of the starting contig sets.

Over three weeks of evidence, the jury heard that there are huge sums to be made by fixing cricket matches for gambling syndicates.