Sentences with phrase «tune of millions of dollars»

With the help of statistics PhDs, we applied complex statistical models to customer data to identify small tweaks in marketing campaigns — to the tune of millions of dollars of incremental profits.

Rep. Andy Holt said of the punishment, «Today is a demonstration that bad actions have bad consequences, and my only regret about this is it's not in the tune of millions of dollars.»

Kimbal is a co-founder of The Kitchen, a growing family of restaurants that sources directly from local farmers, stimulating local farm economies to the tune of millions of dollars a year, and creating quality jobs.

They're still fighting the science — and they're still being funded, to the tune of millions of dollars each year, to do it.

The rationale behind ditching the shackles of Apple's in - app purchase system certainly centers around money, to the tune of millions of dollars.

I know one person who did this to the tune of millions of dollars, went bankrupt in 2008 and lost EVERYTHING.

It was Congress that passed the Animal Welfare Act and the Horse Protection Act, and it is Congress that funds inspection activities to the tune of millions of dollars every year.

of course they do in fact they reimburse themselves very well to the tune of millions of dollars a year much of which they invest in the Cayman Islands..

Supposedly CRU gets its data from the Aussie / NZ alarmists, so how is it they too «processed» it into something different? I think taxpayers around the world, who fund this fuzzy math to the tune of millions of dollars, have a right to know what their money was spent on.

While some are legitimate and the events are used in order to raise the funding required for cryptocurrency and blockchain - related projects, many have turned out to be scams, leaving investors out of pocket to the tune of millions of dollars.

Businesses invest a lot of money into their applicant tracking systems, sometimes to the tune of millions of dollars.