Sentence examples for unreported amount from inspiring English sources

FolderShare was acquired by Microsoft in 2005 for an unreported amount.

The host of Hardball, who many thought would seek a seat in the Senate, will continue to host the popular show for an unreported amount of money.

Searching for a pitcher recently released by an MLB organization to fill a relief pitching role in Class A, Yankees professional scouting director Billy Eppler purchased Ramírez from Edinburg for an unreported amount of cash, estimated to be between $1,500 to $3,000.

Over all, unreported income amounts to roughly $2 trillion annually, but cash wages make up only a portion of that estimate, according to Edgar L. Feige, an emeritus professor of economics at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, who has spent decades examining underground and cash economies, in part by using information on how much cash is in circulation at any given time.

Unreported income may amount to as much as $2.3 trillion, says Edgar Feige, economics professor emeritus at the University of Wisconsin at Madison.

Surely though, the amount of unreported police violence does merit challenging the current narrative of last week's UKTek, and free party culture as a whole, in the mainstream media.

For instance, in Indonesia a huge amount of unreported catch (over 1.5 million tonnes annually) has recently been revealed by an FAO study of the Arafura Sea, much of this illegal [21].

The introduction by the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) of statistical document schemes required for trade in tuna has significantly decreased the amount of unreported tuna catch in the Central Atlantic [9].

In the meantime, there is insufficient evidence whether prospective daily symptom registration based on symptom-based exacerbations algorithms is effective in decreasing the amount of unreported exacerbations.

The results of this study demonstrate that despite the high amount of unreported exacerbations, most COPD patients do recognize periods of symptom deteriorations and are willing to take certain self-management actions.

The reason for this is that most tuna catches are taken within the areas of RFMOs where the small amounts of unreported fishing are generally associated with large volume catches (for instance of yellowfin and bigeye tuna) and in some regions (e.g., the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission and the IOTC) unreported catches of tunas are now very small.