Sentence examples for sums away from inspiring English sources

Indeed, history may very well reward both Soros, Buffett and Levy mightily for their philanthropy, where they have become dissimilar models for giving vast sums away.

But before we throw such huge sums away, further enriching the bankers who wrecked the economy, maybe we should get a second opinion.

Heys showed me an email from a government minister to a dissident friend who had, in a cheeky Christmas message to the minister, pointed out the large sums stashed away in Jersey amid global poverty.

Considering the large sums frittered away last summer (and the January before), what funds would any new manager have to spend?

"Maybe the government felt it had to do something to help those with smaller sums put away, as they've drawn the short straw for years," says Hagger.

Why do we see scandal after scandal of mind-bogglingly large sums frittered away in bad trades or theft on a scale that would have shocked previous generations?

Congo came up virtually empty in its attempt to recover money stolen by Mobutu Seso Seko, the dictator who was chased out by rebels in 1997, and Nigeria is still trying to get its hands on huge sums stashed away in foreign accounts by Sani Abacha, a military ruler who died in 1998.

When he was in jail (and supposedly crazy), Hartzell told fellow inmates he had sums stashed away in Canada and in Galva, Ill.

Chung had little more than two thousand dollars in the bank, but he wired the full sum right away.

“I tell clients to have a lump sum stashed away for longterm care and purchase some base level of insurance to cover the rest,” says Gregory Zandlo, a fee-only certified financial planner in Minneapolis.

Texas is tops at $19 billion per year, while West Virginia and Oklahoma give away sums that amount to a third of their budgets.