Sentence examples for sum of well from inspiring English sources

He's splashed out the mighty sum of, well, nearly £91,000.

While the researchers the Million Women Study run from University of Oxford have not put a figure on the overall cost, the bill to the taxpayer would amount to an annual sum of well over £500m based on the cost of more than £250 a day for an NHS bed.

An advantage of flow-based allocation (Batycky et al. 2005) over allocation factors based on fixed streamtubes are so-called time-of-flight models (Samier et al. 2001), which account in the sum of well capacitance for transient flow effects such as well shut-ins, infill drilling, changes in injection rate and/or field pressure decline (e.g. Tiab and Dinh 2013).

Add the salts by the handful into your bath, but not too much: the idea's not to pickle you, or drastically increase your sodium intake, but to release toxins, soften skin and add immeasurably to the sum of well-being in the world.

Vice President Lenín Moreno Michaell, this great concept is combined with the right of persons to have a nice, quiet, happy life: the so-called Sumak Kawsay which is the sum of well-being.

The 73% outlier value reported from the NW1 derives from the summing of well and moderately differentiated carcinoma as a group.

This,' he said, 'is the sum of good government.' Well, that vision of America still guides our thinking, still represents our ideals".

They provided lower bounds for the distance sums of well-known sub-graph motifs.

Now, supposing we wish to do this addition of three and four, the sum of three and four, well, what is that?

In contrast, a third new model – the sum of two well known models – offered excellent predictions, which in the long-term did not tend to either underestimate or overestimate the measured values.

Shlomo Benartzi, a business professor at the University of California, Los Angeles and the chief behavioral economist at Allianz Global Investors Center for Behavioral Financee, said research had shown that most people were incapable of managing a lump sum of money well and that at least half of them got worse at it by the time they turned 80 and their mental faculties declined.