Sentence examples for sums in question from inspiring English sources

These particular athletes are not in the Olympics for the money; the sums in question are, by their standards, trifling.

This device, he says, "permits many persons with small claims to retain a lawyer and pursue often complex industry issues and commercial transactions". Nowhere has this been better illustrated than in the charter tour business, where class actions involving misuse of funds have prevented the large sums in question from being dissipated.

This is not Google's first massive hardware-focused spend, but as we discuss, the sums in question are far smaller this time around.

The sum in question is £1.4 billion, or $2.2 billion, covering 2010 to 2013.

He, the professor, then inquired if the sum in question was not owed on a Greacean earn.

Mr. Zwicker would not confirm news reports that as much as $7 million may have disappeared, saying only that the sum in question was "more than a million".

"Sadly," says Tomlinson, "the costs associated with a small claim often far outweigh the sum in question and therefore many people decide not to pursue the matter even though it can feel completely unjust".

The total sum in question is PLN 1 billion, which has already been earmarked in the next year's budget for the 2013-2015 proframme of construction and modernisation of police headquarters nationwide.

The sum in question is PLN 10 billion between 2013 and 2014, but the planned strategic investments are going to amount to a total of almost PLN 100 billion by 2022.

The sum in question is not clear but must be significant: United will say in private they hope Everton, who have signed the player from Barcelona, have not paid the same, on the basis it could seriously distort the fees demanded by agents in future.

The sum in question may not be much if viewed solely in the cold light of commercial calculation as a pure investment, but it's an awful lot for a personal statement, which is one of the reasons why many of Hollywood's better filmmakers often find it necessary to imbue their films with a sense of political responsibility.