Sentence examples for sum of each year from inspiring English sources
Overall, during that stretch, New York outspent the cumulative sum of each year's second-highest-payroll team by $595,360,493.
Average annual rates were calculated by dividing the total number of cases for the period of investigation by the sum of each year's population for the same period.
Beyond her own role of advising wealthy investors on charitable donations, Prabhu gives her son a small sum of money each year to give to a charity of his choice.
Each council member also receives, in addition to the grants, a flat sum of money each year — about $260,000 — to spend on programs for youths and seniors.
It is not the benefits of "marriage" we need to be told about, or even guided towards with a paltry sum of money each year that is barely enough to do one weekly shop, but the skills of ensuring enduring commitment.
Instead of the federal government and the states sharing the expenses for covering these individuals, states would receive a smaller lump sum of money each year based on how many Medicaid enrollees they have.
Mr. Fahringer said Ms. Cates had profited immensely for years from her Amerindo investments, and reeled off six- and seven-figure sums for each year of the 1990s.
Romney favors converting the existing Medicaid entitlement program into a system under which states would receive lump sums of money each year in the form of "block grants," as well as eliminating some federal requirements.
Instead, Republicans reportedly would give states a choice ― accepting a "block grant" that allots them fixed sums of money each year or moving to a system of "per capita caps" that would allot fixed sums per person, but at a predetermined inflation rate that would likely grow more slowly than the actual cost of care.
It is the sum other each year of age of the age-specific incidence rates taken from birth to age 74.
Burden of disease is measured using disability adjusted life years (DALYs), calculated as the sum of years lost and years lived with disability [ 26].
