Sentence examples for worth of charge from inspiring English sources

The trouble was that when I left Milton Keynes, the mini's display declared that I had 75 miles (120km) worth of charge.

Think about the silicon slivers into which millions of electronic components can be etched; the lithium-ion batteries that pack a day or more's worth of charge, and the low-energy light emitting diodes that can screen video in vivid colours.

Calculations of the amount of energy involved in the chemical reactions involved suggest it could produce batteries that last three to five times as long as existing lithium-ion ones – hinting at a day when your smartphone could once again hold a working week's worth of charge.

The Fuel's internal battery is only capable of holding about 220mAh worth of charge, which Devotec figures will give your smartphone up to a half hour of extra talk time — more than enough to fire off a few frenzied emails or to make a brief emergency call or two.

Mr. Conaway said Kmart was working to improve relations with suppliers, and wanted to eliminate the $200 million worth of "charge-backs," or fines for shipping delays and the like, that it posts annually.

Thornburg also recorded $949.1 million worth of charges related to financing.

Banks might eventually have to refund billions of pounds worth of charges for unauthorised overdrafts or bounced cheques.

The OFT case could force financial institutions to refund billions of pounds worth of charges which customers have paid.

Two years ago, he ran up $200 worth of charges on a Visa card that he failed to pay.

The Norfolk businessman, who wants to remain anonymous, had challenged NatWest over the £26,010 worth of charges he racked up between January 2001 and February 2003 - an average of £250 a week.

If the Office of Fair Trading OFTT) wins, billions of pounds' worth of charges for unauthorised overdrafts and bounced cheques could be refunded to account holders.