Sentence examples for under a gross from inspiring English sources

Under a gross profits tax the bookmaker would be taxed on the £5.

Mr. Tahl said that is equivalent of about $22 a square foot under a gross, or standard, lease under which the landlord pays the expenses.

Well, if you assume that a TV show's "audience" consists of the people who watch it when it's on, your first conclusion might be that the folks at the WB are laboring under a gross misconception.

US federal fines would triple under a gross negligence finding, with JP Morgan estimating that the total bill for BP under this scenario could be as high as $69bn.

Under a "gross negligence" ruling Barbier issued in September, BP could be fined a statutory limit of up to $4,300 for each barrel spilled, though he has authority to assign lower penalties.

Therefore the estimate in the manuscript is a gross under-estimate.

That cry for assistance was a gross under-estimation of the trouble that was about to befall Manning, judging from his testimony on Thursday.

"I find it astonishing that in a country that has so many talented actors and directors and people within the industry from ethnic minorities, you have such a gross under-representation when it comes to handing out awards, and I think that stems from the voting committee that they have in place".

Unlike a general professional network, a professional market-network will organize itself around interests and backgrounds (micro-networks, if you would) of the users, and enable them to transact with each other more than merely being used as sources of data — a gross under-utilization of the value of the network for all the participants.

80,000 homes, the number may sound small and I too would guess that it is a gross under-estimate -- but one thing's for certain -- the amount of attention the verdict received wasn't small by anyone's standards.

As such, some of the generalized biogeographic and host specificity patterns of Symbiodinium may simply reflect a gross under-sampling of endosymbiont communities in marine invertebrates [9].