Sentence examples for that much annually from inspiring English sources

But the launch in 2002 was overshadowed by the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, and some donors cut back after the 2008 recession, so the fund has struggled to raise even half that much annually.

The little girl who had earned as much as $1,500 a week on the vaudeville stage — when the average American worker earned roughly that much annually — spent her teenage years on the edge of destitution.

In fact, the foundation has given out $7 million in grants for health care and medical education in the past two years; beginning in 1999, it plans to give out that much annually.

The 2007 World Player of the Year will be the highest-paid player in MLS in 2015 at almost $7.2m a year, but he could well bring in that much annually from merchandise and other sponsorship deals, especially from Brazilian interests in the US.

The upheaval will cost £200m ($333m); the hope is to save that much annually.With telecoms due to liberalise in Europe within the next two months, Chicago-based Ameritech strengthened its telecoms network there with its $3.2 billion purchase of a 42% stake in Tele Danmark to add to its holdings in Hungary, Belgium and Norway.Italy's privatisation of Telecom Italia was completed successfully.

The world will have 200 gigawatts of solar capacity next year, but by 2025 will be adding that much annually, the IEA said.

In one sense, the billions of hours spent playing video games annually means that much release from the cares of the world.

Mohammad Mastafa of Astoria, Queens, has to sell almost that much in drinks and snacks annually to break even on the pushcart he owns at Fifth Avenue and East 62nd Street near the Central Park Zoo.

But with the Murdoch empire contracting with the jettisoning of Fox's entertainment arm, the estimated billion dollars in revenue that Fox News reels in annually is that much more important to the family's bottom line.

If you run the numbers, that means that families spend less than a third as much, annually, for the third child as they would for just one.

You can get that much electricity by burning 10 billion barrels of oil annually, or three billion tons of coal or digging up 150,000 tons of yellowcake.