He estimated the cost of the damage would run to millions of pounds.
The list of applications for apps would run to thousands of pages precisely because of the ease with which useful specificity is now possible in app formulations.
Given the size of Goldman's historic bonus pools, the value of these shares would certainly run to tens of millions of pounds, and probably to hundreds of millions of pounds, so the tax saving would not be trivial - perhaps double digit millions of pounds (Goldman won't confirm the quantum).
Tsonga was playing only his fifth match since losing to Murray in the Wimbledon quarter-finals because of injury and he had the misfortune to run out of gas just as Murray appears to be rediscovering his confidence.
If Merck decides that it will settle the outstanding cases, estimates of the sums it may have to pay run to tens of billions of dollars.
"He's the kind of guy I would have to run out of the office from time to time: 'Hey, John, get home to Carol and the kids, '" Graves said.
At this rate, Boeing is going to run out of space to store them so the pressure to fix the 787 batteries is overwhelming.
It is one thing for a rogue group of coaches to run out of control, it is another for the governing body to sweep it under the rug.
The more ground they cover, the more likely they are to discover batteries, medical supplies or other equipment, which can be allocated at the end of the run to different parts of the base.
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One of the seven, Gani Kasymov, hurled a vase of flowers at a television interviewer who had compared his unexpected decision to run to that of an unpredictable drunk.
The Monte Carlo gamblers invented all sorts of reasons to explain the long run of black, failing to appreciate that each appearance of black was a random occurrence.
He didn't try to run out of his seat to possibly spread the fire.
And, as it happens, the resources available to the SFO may be squeezed further still if - as is likely - it is ordered to pay the defence costs of the Tchenguiz brothers, which run to many millions of pounds.
This means the team is confident they've delivered a stable distro to run the port of XBMC specifically designed to run on the Raspberry Pi, created by TeamXBMC, and the image is ready to be downloaded for free and copied to your ready and able SD card.
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From its TV ratings to its armies of fans, from its bruising players to the run of national titles it could soon bring to seven, from its home-field grandeur to its deeply relevant conference championship game, the SEC has become college football's unquestionable ruling empire.
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They're going to run out of the type of medical isotopes that they need to treat those in their country that could be helped by this.
They centralize and digitize the patient's medical records, usually dog-eared paper piles that can run to thousands of pages.
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The destruction they could cause to the world's unprotected grids could run to the trillions of dollars to repair and the loss of countless lives.
If developers want to vary a planning consent they are liable to pay a second fee that could run to millions of pounds for a very big scheme.
Overnight rates for banks run to thousands of percentage points.
Unfortunately most patent offices, swamped by applications that can run to thousands of pages and confronted by companies wielding teams of lawyers, are no longer applying these tests strictly or reliably.
HootSuite even allows ad agencies, content producers and company executives to collaborate inside one tool on native ad campaigns, which can easily run to tens of thousands of dollars daily for large consumer brands.
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So the transport minister was forced to perform a humiliating volte face and go back to the drawing board - at a cost for the taxpayer which may well run to hundreds of millions of pounds.
Being in denial can lead start-ups over the cliff because if a CEO waits too long to take action, the start-up is likely to run out of money and decide to change strategy only after it is too late to salvage the venture.
Although oil production is strong and the country is not about to run out of money, it needs to reform in order to grow.
The collapse of Bear Stearns was triggered by a run of its creditors and customers, analogous to the run of depositors on a commercial bank.
It's just disappointing to run out of gas just a couple metres to the finish line.
The forces of change and optimism like Ms Usman, or the clan militias and extremists hovering in the background, waiting for the new government to run out of money and momentum and poised to push Somalia back towards anarchy?
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