Sentence examples similar to sum of doing from inspiring English sources

According to the report's co-author and Digital Book World editorial director Jeremy Greenfield, the report confirms the finding that "authors of all stripes, but particularly self-published authors, don't earn huge sums of money doing what they do".

The company also pointed out that Morrisons had spent a vast sum of money doing up the stores, that there would be little costs associated with converting them.

You had a page of sums to do that you should have done last night, and you took forever over them this morning, trying to get all the numbers facing the right way.

But by the nature of recombination, there are combinatorial worlds in which those states of affairs do not exist and, hence, in which P doesn't but o — being a simple or a sum of simples — does.

Some make or distribute brand-name products and make massive sums of money doing it.

But a lump sum of £15m does seem a lot.

The monarchical remark on being greater than the sum of Lionel and Gilbert — do I leave that out?

A sum of €13bn does, at least, give UniCredit the chance to give its pipes a proper rinse.

If you're lucky enough to find yourself with a lump sum of cash, don't get too excited.

Only after his death, and in exchange for a large and undisclosed sum of money, did the Sebbagh family agree to hand it over to the Ben-Zvi Institute. Ben-Zvi Institute

Sum of ECtw did not differ between males and females.