Sentence examples for sums which were from inspiring English sources

So in the 1988 presidential race, big donors were back, exploiting this loophole to give unregulated sums, which were labeled soft money.

The corporate tap seemed to have been turned off, and also people had stopped giving those ad hoc sums which were so important to us.

Mr Obama wanted the permits to be auctioned, which would raise large sums (which were meant to help finance health-care reform) and allocate the permits to the firms that value them most.

As for debts, court papers state that the Lukenses "borrowed substantial sums, which were used for business purposes and personal expenses". During the hearing, trustee David Farmer asked Lukens whether he had listed all his assets in court papers and whether he had ever sheltered funds under names of business associates.

I was in Japan making a radio documentary about numeracy, Land of the Rising Sums, which was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 at 11am on Monday 29 October.

And it's because Live Nation has been paying the acts these outrageous sums, which is just alienating the fan base".

Only a few terms are needed to evaluate Ewald sums, which are cast in terms of error functions and exponential integrals, to high accuracy.

He's against them being quickly sold for lump sums, which is the option preferred by the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, albeit with one or two interesting exceptions.

So he welcomes the government's commitment to offer an apprenticeship to any young person who wants one, and can read and do sums, which was also one of the committee's recommendations.

The results are focused on the weighted sums, which is more general than partial sums.

We define some finite sums which are associated with the Dedekind type sums and Hardy-Berndt type sums.