Example sentences of "[n mass] [num] in the first " in BNC.

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1 Polish exports , made more competitive because of the decline in real wages and the lower value of the zloty , rose by 12.5 per cent to $6,880 million in the first half of 1992 .
2 According to the latest figures , they would be required to contribute £132.6 million in the first year of council tax after it was introduced in April .
3 According to the latest figures , they would be required to contribute £132.6 million in the first year of council tax after it was introduced in April .
4 PROFITS of Central TV jumped from £3.4 million to £15 million in the first half of this year .
5 Market estimates suggest that approximately three quarters of secondary market turnover in dollar eurobonds ( which amounted to $358 billion in the first half of 1989 ) occurs in London .
6 Taubman took out $47 million in the first public share offering when Sotheby 's shares were successfully floated in 1988 .
7 Profits have dropped by a fifth to £34.8 million in the first half of this year , and he 's not expecting an early recovery .
8 This has helped lift profits of Unilever , the Wall 's ice cream to Persil food and detergents giant , by 10 per cent to £888 million in the first half of this year .
9 Bankruptcies , mostly property-related , totalled ¥931 billion in the first two months of 1991 , and the total will rise in the new financial year , starting April 1st , as banks pull the plug on other overborrowed customers .
10 We will guarantee that Liberal Democrats will increase investment in education by £2 billion in the first year , even though this will require an extra penny in the pound on income tax .
11 We will guarantee that Liberal Democrats will increase investment in education by £2 billion in the first year .
12 Trading of euroyen bonds ( which totalled $70 billion in the first half of 1989 ) is concentrated in London .
13 Meanwhile , the domestic market continues to be Lloyds ' Achilles heel , with profits of £11 million in the first half becoming a loss in the second , slashing overall profits from £105 million in 1991 to only £5 million .
14 In 1986 , the Secretary of State for the Environment , Nicholas Ridley , announced the creation of four more UDCs ( see Figure 2 , p. xii ) , each expected to spend about £150 million in the first five years of their existence .
15 Germany alone received $9 billion in 1970 and $4 billion in the first five months of 1971 .
16 Each fund would receive $1.5 million in the first year of the scheme , increasing to $6 million by 1987 .
17 $2,400 million in the first quarter .
18 According to the FT , analysts reckon that Terry 's , which made operating profits of £3.2 million on sales of £69 million in the first half of last year , could fetch more than £200 million .
19 to £225 million in the first half of the year — a substantial sum .
20 Accordingly the agreement involved tax increases — totalling $134,000 million in the first year alone — and included new taxes on petrol , alcohol and luxury items .
21 WITH the road to recovery blocked , profits of hauliers NFC stayed jammed at £66 million in the first nine months of this trading year .
22 Investment in manufacturing industry fell from £3.1 billion in the first quarter of 1990 to £2.5 billion in the last quarter of 1991 .
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