Sentences with phrase «such a huge sum»

As pretty and colourful as the exhibits are, I don't like the idea of paying such a huge sum of money for the prize.

It would seem not, or he wouldn't have been rewarded with such a huge sum of guaranteed $.

With such huge sums of public money at stake a Conservative government will make sure we have the professional financial controls the taxpayer has a right to expect.

Stamford Bridge boss Jose Mourinho may be keen to beef up his English complement having seen Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole leave over the summer but one wonders if the west London side would be willing to fork out such a huge sum for Barkley.

Many baulked at such a huge sum for a man that «didn't have a senior cap for Spain», but he's since proved his worth at United and been rewarded with two caps under Julen Lopetegui.

While spending such a huge sum on a player than hasn't proven himself outside of the under eight league represents a real risk, PSG is confident that they will get a return on their investment.

Why would a winning party commit such huge sums to bring a useless fly like Bugri Naabu into its fold?

Halliday claimed that the case was a clear matter for his client, as the bank had never sought an approval from the claimant before such huge sum of money was withdrawn from his account and paid to Bayelsa State Government's account.

I am disappointed that Alhaji Aligo Dangote made such a huge sum of money to buy a book that forestalls corruption in Nigeria.

(1963) sold at Christie's for $ 5.5 million in 1989, a record sum at the time, making him one of only three living artists to have attracted such huge sums.

This is not a new thing in the tech industry, but Google's decision to offer such a huge sum of money for someone who breaches its 2015 handsets shows at how the company is committed to ensuring that its devices are extremely secure.

The platform, which was developed by Google, provided nearly anyone and everyone with an Android - powered smartphone with the taste of virtual reality — and without having to invest such a huge sum of money in the process, something that made it accessible to a broad range of people.

It may not be spelled out as such, but a custodian of one's money does have an obligation to not be party to a potential scam, and the very request for such a huge sum of money in cash is a red flag.

Second, such a huge sum of public money must be spent wisely, and on the right things.

The Grand Prize is such a huge sum that it might be difficult for players to grab hold of it.