Sentence examples for sums that could from inspiring English sources

They pay themselves sums that could keep lower-division clubs going for a season.

These are substantial sums that could help drastically reduce the danger.

One reason is that the sums that could be made available for use by the government have become staggeringly large.

In contrast, legalizing and taxing marijuana would bring in substantial sums that could be used to pay for schools, libraries or early childhood education.

Seems like a direct comparison of the money currently being spent, much of it blindly, with the much smaller sums that could make a big difference in the information landscape would have been helpful.

Paul Ryan, the House budget chairman, has proposed turning Medicaid into a block grant program, giving states lump sums that could not possibly keep pace with rising costs, and allowing states the flexibility to drop coverage for millions.

Surely he could sell the franchise for a sum that could easily exceed seven figures.

The Royal Mail is expected to sell the site next year for a sum that could reach £300m.

That offer came to $22 million per season, a hefty sum that could nonetheless be spun to look cheap.

Travelers are allowed to exchange up to $3,000, a sum that could garner $21,000 in the black market.

With compound interest over 18 years, that would grow into a significant sum that could be used toward payment for college.