Sentence examples for yearly sums from inspiring English sources

The difference in yearly sums was driven by fall and winter precipitations only.

And what Russia can offer at the moment still pales in comparison to yearly sums in excess of a billion that Egypt can expect from the US.

A 65-year-old with a £50,000 pot could get an average yearly payout of £3,055 with an enhanced annuity and someone with a £10,000 pot could receive a yearly sum of £579 typically, Moneyfacts said.

He then set about reducing the crown's rising debt, but he could neither temper James's extravagant spending nor convince him to accept his proposal the Great Contract of 1610 that the House of Commons grant the crown a fixed yearly sum in return for the abolition of certain feudal dues.

However, according to Šúri et al. [60], the yearly sum of irradiation in southern Finland is approximately at the level of Germany and the UK.

U is determined from a known yearly sum of space heating demand as follows: U=frac{sum_{i} Q_{text{sh},i}}{sum_{i} Delta T_{text{heat},i}} (13).

U is determined from a known yearly sum of space heating demand as follows: U=frac{sum_{i} Q_{text{sh},i}}{sum_{i} Delta T_{text{heat},i}} (13) The yearly sum Q sh (unit MJ/y) indicated in Equation 13 is determined either by simulation, from literature or energy performance coefficient (EPC) calculation tools which are developed specifically for Dutch houses.

The current level of funding has been in place since 2000, but the Civil List itself dates back to 1760 when income from the Crown Estate was paid to Parliament in exchange for the payment of a fixed yearly sum.