Sentence examples for taking the amount from inspiring English sources

Another £9.3 billion ($16.7 billion) was borrowed against houses in March, taking the amount of outstanding mortgage debt past £800 billion.

David Cameron is expected to announce an additional £40m for storm defences on Sunday, taking the amount pledged in the wake of the storms to nearly £200m.

The media is obsessed with Romney's wealth, taking the amount earned as a sign of some moral failing in the U.S. economic system.

Taking the amount of speculations on the mechanism and the increasing needs for better device design and performance control, understanding the effect of chirality on the electronic properties is timely and relevant.

Parents, he says, would be better off taking the amount spent per pupil in the inefficient public school system and spending it themselves in the schools of their choice.

The Financial Conduct Authority – levying its sixth penalty for rigging the benchmark interest rate – reduced the fine to £900,000 and then applied a further discount to reward the firm's co-operation, taking the amount finally demanded to just £630,000.

Exe-loaded NPs were prepared experimentally by taking the amounts of the independent variables (X1 and X2).

If the Wehrmacht had been taking the amounts that crystal users take today, they would have quickly deteriorated into a troop of fucked-up junkies.

This takes the amount of taxpayers' funds advanced to AIG to more than $150bn.

The Brooklyn district attorney's office said $163,000 had been taken; the amount Mr. Garson repaid included interest.

To measure this path difference, we take the amount of newly discovered basic blocks into account.