Sentence examples for when the sums from inspiring English sources

ARGUMENTS about money are always tiresome, particularly when the sums are meagre.

By 2007, when the sums were redone, the cost of getting ready had been bumped up to £9.3 billion.

Studies that found intervention does not work were done in the 1980s and 1990s when the sums were far smaller, he says.

When the sums are done, a fuel-cell-powered vehicle would manage 60% more kilometres per litre than a hydrogen-powered internal-combustion engine.

The practice has been in effect for more than 40 years though not widely known until recently, when the sums awarded have soared.

But one would hope that people working with public money should be paying tax at source, especially when the sums are so large.

The latter is also done when the total sum of weights exceeds a pre-specified threshold.

Crowding: was recorded when the total sum of crowding in the segment was at least 2 mm.

An income equilibrium is reached when the sum of all leakages is balanced by the sum of all injections.

When the sum of the coal pillars and the roof-floor stiffness is negative, the system suffers from severe damages.

The most efficient recoupling is achieved when the sum of effective radio-frequency fields on CO and CA resonances equals two times the spinning rate.