Sentence examples for total payout of from inspiring English sources

Some 61,000 insurance claims were filed, with a total payout of more than $2 billion.

The replacements were guaranteed four weeks' salary at $2,000 a week, a total payout of almost $1 million.

Deputy director general Mark Byford departed from the BBC with a total payout of just over £1m.

Woolworths set a final dividend of 0.17 pence for a total payout of 0.6 pence, down from 1.77 pence last year.

The total payout of about $1.1 billion is toward the low end of analysts' expectations about what it would cost to rid ABB of its asbestos problems.

That's a total payout of more than $6.2m to his label and publisher from those two albums alone, although how much of that Sheeran earns will depend on his contract terms and songwriting credits.

For example, over the past decade, Pfizer, a company that benefits immensely from government spending on life sciences research and subsidies of drug development, squandered $56bn on buybacks, equivalent to 59% of its profits, with another 64% going to dividend payouts – a total payout to shareholders of 123% of net income.

That was just shy of the total payout for the whole of 2010.

According to the Insurance Information Institute, reimbursement for financial fraud accounted for just 0.04% of total payouts on home owners' insurance.

If they achieve their target of paying out £1.9bn to shareholders by 2021, four senior directors, including David Jenkinson, the regional director for the north, as well as Farley, will share about a third of the total payout to managers.

Tyco's total payout for the 700 buyouts was 26% of $31 billion worth of acquisitions made by the company since 1999.