Sentence examples for sum to which from inspiring English sources

Mackay is unwilling to resign because he would forfeit a six-figure sum to which he would be entitled if Tan terminated his contract.

Judge William H. Pauley III of Federal District Court in Manhattan said in a decision that the sum to which the damages should be compared was not the estimated penalty to customers, which economists said could run as high as $300 million, but revenue under the improper scheme, which was probably closer to $49 million.

"Accordingly," the judge wrote, "Rather will be given an opportunity to show that his nominal assignments as a correspondent did not relieve CBS from its obligation to pay him, in March 2005, the sums to which he was then entitled".

Those headline figures draw the focus, the sums to which the Palace manager, Ian Holloway, was referring when failing to contain his enthusiasm ahead of his third play-off final in four years.

The British bank paid that sum to Goldman Sachs, which, in turn, paid John A. Paulson, the hedge fund manager who had bet against the deal.

The de-mixed vectors are also always positive and sum to one, which makes the transition from statistics to science quite natural.

Both groups adjusted their etiologic fractions to sum to one, which in effect allows only one etiology per diarrheal death, but the groups applied this constraint differently.

These variables have been used because the A, C, G, T proportions form a three dimensional space (one degree of freedom is lost as the proportions sum to one), which is most naturally interpreted as a tetrahedron.

There is the dastardly text-message reply, like the creative one a college friend sent the morning of a dim sum gathering to which he'd previously pledged attendance, claiming that he was trapped under collapsing bookshelves.

It can often feel quite emotionally chilly, as if it is not so much a local view of life as a kind of a grand summing up, to which we should all be paying urgent attention.

(A vertex at which ten triangles meet, for instance, sums to six hundred and five, which is ten times the average of all the numbers on the die).