Sentence examples for sum to work from inspiring English sources

"Over the medium term," Mr. Berchtold said, "we expect to put a meaningful sum to work in nonperforming loans in China".

Some started complaining that this was a very long sum to work out.

Private-equity firms raise huge sums from investors like pension funds and endowments and then borrow more from banks and other lenders so they can put ever larger sums to work.

To head off criticism that the city is providing assistance to people who were paid large sums to work in a business whose excesses caused a global financial crisis, the mayor said that "these job losses affect people in a wide range of professions and income levels".

This expenditure is not included in the sums to work out how much Scotland and other nations should get.

On May 10, 2006, Dave Baksh announced in a statement through his management company that he was leaving Sum 41 to work with his new band, Brown Brigade, which has a more "classic metal" sound.

Suddenly, BT's sums seem to work comfortably – the reduced dividend and the extra pension contribution still allow room for investment and debt-reduction.

The co-founders of the Brooklyn Brewery, also in Williamsburg, relied on their cross-purchase agreement when one of them, Tom Potter, 52, sold 50percentt of the voting stock in 2003 for an undisclosed sum and went to work for a nonprofit.

He has raised huge sums of money to work with patient groups, clinicians and industry in search of a cure for rare diseases.

Putting huge sums of cash to work in the hedge fund arena has often led investors to the largest managers, not necessarily those that are the best performers.

Still, it's a step down from their actions during the BA strike in 2010, where the airline was paying pilots huge sums of money to work as cabin crew.