Sentence examples for total aggregate of from inspiring English sources
His total aggregate of 12 under would have won the Masters of 2014, 2013 and 2012.
Another idea he floated was recommending the deportation of all foreign prisoners who had served a total aggregate of six months in jail, even it was for a series of lesser offences carrying shorter sentences.
The gene pool (total aggregate of genes in a population at a certain time) is affected as organisms with phenotypes that are compatible with the environment are more likely to survive for longer periods, during which time they can reproduce more often and pass on more of their genes.
The former All-Area honoree and two-time Rio Hondo League individual champion finished with a two-under-par 70 on Sunday and closed with a four-round total aggregate of 12-under 276 to tie with Rafael Cabrera-Bellofof Spain and Danny Willett of England.
Downloads totaling in aggregate of ~20 PB of data have been initiated while the repository has grown to >1.4 PB in size with hundreds of terabytes projected to still be uploaded.
In total, between April 1997 and March 2005 there was an aggregate total of more than 80 000 overseas nurses admitted to the UK register.
an aggregate total of $40,000 in the case of any borrower.
At nine minutes to seven local time, Watson confirmed his aggregate total of 280, eight under par and three better than both Spieth and Sweden's Jonas Blixt.
"The aggregate total of noncontiguous studio plus original apartment would be a lot less costly than buying a 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot
They noted that the 2008 Act set a carbon emissions reduction target for the year 2050 that is at least 80% lower than the aggregate total of the UK's greenhouse gas emissions in 1990 (the 2050 target).
Lewis carded 74 on Sunday, nine more shots than he took to announce his arrival on the big stage three days earlier, but an aggregate total of nine over par was enough to claim the Silver Medal as the best amateur at the Open Championship this year.
