Sentence examples for the sum would come from inspiring English sources
Half the sum would come from government, half from industry—and included in that latter $2.2 billion was $220 million for the insurance plaintiffs.
The government plans to spend about £230 million on the project over the next few years, but this spring then Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced the whole sum would come from the 2010 11 budget, an unexpected change that some saw as a move to reassure UKCMRI's partners, the Wellcome Trust, CancerResearch UK, and University College London.
But it is unclear where these massive sums would come from.
The sum would "have to come out of the school budget", he said, which he had just spent a fortnight working on, and the unanticipated cost would make it harder to fund some of his other priorities, such as installing wireless internet connections in the school and supplying pupils with tablet computers.
That sum alone would come close to meeting the cost of covering the 37 million uninsured Americans.
With 100 potential venues this could be a hefty sum which would come back to the government.
The sum would be less than the parts.
The sum would grow four-fold in the 1990s.
In our example, the sum would be close to $800.
The classics would come later.
