Sentences with phrase «multiplied by a billion»

Multiplied by a billion, this hunger may be the most demandingour planet has known.

Imagine if you could take that and multiply it by a billion...»

However, multiply this by a billion in the case of such a hurricane (i.e. the hurricane causes a billion dollars in damage) and you get 30 million dollars.

Not exact matches

Multiplying those pre-tax profits — $ 3.6 billion — by 15 yields $ 54 billion.

And a whole lot, multiplied by a little bit, can be billions of dollars.

Meanwhile, Microsoft (msft) claimed big gains in its cloud business, with CEO Satya Nadella boasting to analysts that the company has an annualized revenue run rate of $ 20.4 billion that is extrapolated from one recent month's sales multiplied by 12.

One billion global cars multiplied by a $ 6,000 annual cost of ownership results in a $ 6 trillion market for annual car ownership costs.

The operative notion of easy money is that you create $ 32 billion in bank reserves, the banks lend out the money, the money gets spent, more loans happen, and through the magic of the «money multiplier», the amount of loans in the economy goes up by many times that $ 32 billion.

Multiply that by the millions or billions that venture capitalists were throwing at this bubble, and it's easy to see why big money managers were in a technology euphoria and not too worried about the underlying fundamentals of these companies.

That means if you take all the coins that are out there and you multiply it by the price of one coin you'll come up with about $ 70 billion in the price of one bitcoin today is about 4400 dollars or somewhere in that in that realm.

The so - called «market cap» of all virtual currencies - their price multiplied by the number of coins issued - currently stands at around $ 465 billion, according to trade website Coinmarketcap, down from more than $ 830 billion in early January.

Multiplied by possibly 100 billion galaxies or more.

Imagine the billions of flies and multiply that by 4,336,200 new flies each.

But some people will multiply $ 184,000 by the approximately 300,000 U.S. congregations and mistakenly conclude that the church can contribute roughly $ 55 billion to fixing the problems of needy individuals.

With the ambition to multiply its business in Australia fivefold to one billion DKK by 2020, Arla has entered a joint venture with Australia's largest cheese importer, F. Mayer Imports.

«If we take the average willingness - to - pay amount and multiply it by all the households in America, you have a value equaling billions of dollars over a five - year period,» Stefanski said.

This rate was then multiplied by the number of households sampled to get the final valuation of $ 17.2 billion.

«And we have to remember that even a small additional risk is multiplied by more than 1.3 billion people who experience this shift every year.

Multiply that extra brain power by the 7 billion members of the human race, they say, and the benefits to society and the pursuit of knowledge would soon start to add up.

There are people, including some I fund, who are working on that, but the cost per ton recovered is in the $ 100.00 - plus regime, and you need to get down into the, you know, probably $ 20.00 to $ 30.00 regime before you can start to say, «Okay, let's multiply that by 36 billion, and start thinking about whether or not we should do this or not.»

-- The percentage referred to in subparagraph (A) for a given calendar year shall be determined by dividing 2 billion by the sum of 2 billion plus the number of emission allowances established under section 721 (a) for the previous year, and multiplying that number by 100.

That means $ 738.36 a year per single, and when you multiply that by 111 million singles (a number that comes from the 2013 U.S. Census CPS data), you get the $ 82 billion figure.

Multiplying by all men in the 33 DTB states leads to a yearly reduction in earnings of $ 150 billion dollars.

Multiply out any of these small changes by a billion.

Prime costs $ 99 a year on an annual plan, so simply multiplying $ 99 by 100 million gives the staggering total of $ 9.9 billion, so Amazon is basically pulling in around $ 10 billion a year just through Prime membership.

In this case, the option volume multiplied by 100 came out to 36 billion shares of stock represented.

Multiply that by the 60 — 120 million feral cats the American Bird Conservancy claims are in the U.S. [1], and we're talking real money: $ 11.0 — 22.1 billion annually.

Multiply that by ABC's 60 --- 120 million cats for a total of $ 16.3 — 32.5 billion annually.

Yes, when combined and multiplied by the readership, this total number could have resulted in over a billion «page views».

Multiply by 2.4 billion.

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Multiplying 18 cubic feet by 6.5 billion people gives us 117 billion cubic feet of humanity.

Multiplied by the 140 billion barrels of gasoline American drivers use each year, this means a total savings of $ 180 billion than can be put to use elsewhere in our economy.

If you take the amount of crude oil extracted since 1850 (estimates vary, but maybe 200 billion tonnes = 200 * (10 ^ 9) * (10 ^ 3) kg) and multiply by the energy density of crude oil (~ 50MJ / kg) the result comes out at about 10 ^ 22 J which is an order of magnitude lower than the increase in ocean heat content in the upper 700m since the 1950s (~ 10 ^ 23J).

I can make up one right here: I multiply the sunspot number by the US population [expressed in billions to keep numbers reasonable].

«Washing Hands in Hot Water Wastes Energy, Study Says --» Although the choice of water temperature during a single hand wash may appear trivial, when multiplied by the nearly 800 billion hand washes performed by Americans each year, this practice results in more than 6 million metric tons of CO2 equivalent emissions annually.»»

-- The percentage referred to in subparagraph (A) for a given calendar year shall be determined by dividing 2 billion by the sum of 2 billion plus the number of emission allowances established under section 721 (a) for the previous year, and multiplying that number by 100.

When you multiply anything by a billion it is a lot.

What's worse about the proposed ERF is that it doesn't even get the math right: in multiplying 44Gt by $ 35 per tonne, it has arrived at an answer of $ 154 billion, rather than the correct $ 1.54 trillion.

Don't get me wrong, it's great to squeeze out more out of every drop of fuel, and Toyota sells a lot of hybrids, so any improvement is multiplied by a large number (since 1997, Toyota has sold 8 million hybrids, saving 5.8 billion gallons of gasoline).

The nation's aggregate carbon emissions now top Japan's, 45 % of the land is degraded, groundwater levels are dropping rapidly... Here are the details: India Now World's Fourth Largest Carbon Emitter India's per capita carbon emissions remain very low — about 1 / 20th of those in the United States and probably actually below what could be extended equitably to everyone on the planet — but multiply those by one billion - plus people and it really adds up.

For example, valuation of environmental damages due to US emissions from electricity generation, obtained by multiplying the SCAR by emissions attributed to those sectors (US EPA 2012, 2013a, b), are $ 330 — 970 billion at 3 % discounting (Table S3).

The simplest way of calculating the emissions attributable to the KXL pipeline is to take the amount of product, let's say 830,000 barrels per day (the stated capacity of the pipeline), and multiply it by the carbon content of bitumen (0.48 tonnes of CO2 per barrel), which gives emissions of about 7 billion tonnes of CO2 over 50 years.

What about when you multiply such changes by 7 billion people, and factor in a growing population?

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If $ 150.00 is multiplied by 41 million the result is over 6 billion dollars per year in speeding ticket fines alone.

In the second quarter of 2017, RFG and NRT achieved a combined home - sale transaction volume (transaction sides multiplied by average sale price) of approximately $ 147 billion, an increase of 9 percent compared with the second quarter of 2016, which exceeded the company's guidance range based on stronger than expected average sales price at both business units.