Sentence examples for sums to make from inspiring English sources

In addition, for the first time, Britain's poorest families are having to find substantial sums to make up the shortfall between part-time childcare costs and the maximum amount of help they can claim under working tax credits.

Cities, states, and the federal government often negate their own efforts to nurture public transit by simultaneously spending huge sums to make it easier for people to get around in cars.

Google wants to usher in the world of wireless broadband so much that it is willing to spend vast sums to make it happen.

In our story about the General Motors jobs bank, which pays workers to do community service or just sit in a room somewhere, we wondered why GM didn't offer lump sums to make excess employees go away.

By law, each candidate would be given equal media time as a public good for their state-level campaign, thus reducing the need to raise vast campaign sums to make themselves and their proposals known to a very large public.

Elias writes "many people have questioned the ethics of spending large sums to make replica statues in a country where the overwhelming majority of the population lives without personal security or the basic necessities of life".

(Payments would return to 100percentt in 2012, including an additional sum to make up for the underpayments).

Even today it would take an inordinate eBay sum to make me part with my Tindersticks vinyl.

Operators may charge their customers only an additional 30% on top of that sum to make calls.

Offshore-account holders must pay a lump sum to make up for unpaid taxes, plus an annual withholding tax.

That means the yearly cost will soar from £24 to £60 – a high enough sum to make many people think again about the value of the account.