Sentence examples for with a total sum from inspiring English sources

Since last December, the MoD had reached agreement in a further 22 claims, with a total sum of just over £1.1 million.

The BMBF plans to support two additional junior researchers groups, with a total sum of about ?2.1 million over the next 5 years.

Output of the project was a detailed list of infrastructure projects for rail and road with a total sum of 21.8 billion Euro for the rail and 2.9 billion Euro in the road sector.

The film was a moderate success in the United States and Canada with a total sum of $141 million.

The two studies employed a short-form 18-item test with a total sum score ranging between 0 (best) to 54 (worst).

These average AFs yielded plausible estimates of the population impact of considered risk factors on CVD with a total sum of 90%.

a: number of tumor samples with high expression defined as showing a total sum score higher than 3. b: p-value of the Fisher's exact test for the comparison of the corresponding sample group with CCS I. Significant p-values are shown in bold.

It obtained 45 out of the total 158 projects (28.5%), with a sum total of 3 596 326 out of the 13 million US$27.7.7%) budget allotted to all projects.

It finished the ceremony with a sum total of three awards, putting it in joint first place alongside Crash, Memoirs of a Geisha and King Kong.

I'm not aware of anyone who has come up with a sum total of the benefits to Germany, but you raise an important point.

Yet, as Bostrom notes, "You start with billions and billions of potential germination points for life, and you end up with a sum total of zero alien civilizations that developed technologically to the point where they become manifest to us earthly observers.