Sentence examples for theoretical dollars from inspiring English sources

For example, our group recently performed a study of the 'willingness to pay' type, (Rashiq & Bray 2003), in which pre-surgical patients were asked to allocate 100 theoretical dollars to each of ten post-operative states in proportion to the importance they attached to them.

Analysts at Goldman Sachs and Keefe, Bruyette & Woods estimate a shortfall of as much as $47 billion, which is a far higher theoretical dollar deficit than exists at other large banks' insured subsidiaries.

The problem is not just theoretical; real dollars are involved.

Instead of spending millions of tax dollars on theoretical exercises, why not use what was learned from the horrors of Sept. 11 by the first responders?

Yields on 10-year United States Treasuries have risen to nearly a nine-month high, reducing the theoretical profits from borrowing in dollars and investing in China.

We could do more on the empirical side to try to understand countries' dollar exposures, and on the theoretical side in terms of the implications for international spillovers, consequences of dollar shortages, etc.

For the theoretical is rapidly becoming practical, as billions of dollars are now being spent to test the validity of string theory.

At the same time, students will apply these theoretical perspectives to the award of actual grant dollars to organizations they will select.

The theoretical spending cap for PACs is several million dollars ($5000 per candidate per race and some miscellaneous allowances), so there's plenty of room for them to grow into.

But because a dollar's-worth of income can be measured, according to Western theoretical statistics, they have taken a step-up, not down.

The numeraire currency is the International Dollar, a theoretical currency based on what can be bought in each country with the US dollar [ 14].