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In the first half of 2009, it sold more than two hundred and fifty thousand copies.
NEWYORKER: Confounding Fathers
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Several years ago, Texas passed a tough malpractice law that capped pain-and-suffering awards at two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
NEWYORKER: The Cost Conundrum
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He ordered Prokopi not to travel beyond northern Florida once he got home, and he raised the bond to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
NEWYORKER: Bones of Contention
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The proposed new structure, known as Building 20, was going to be the biggest lab yet, comprising two hundred and fifty thousand square feet, on three floors.
NEWYORKER: Groupthink
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They have a core solver resource of some two hundred and fifty thousand retired and still active scientists and engineers, and access to 12 million solvers in total.
FORBES: Winning in the World of On-Demand Innovation: America and The Open Innovation Market
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They required complete control of the budget for campaign expenses. (One of their rules: save seventy-five per cent of your budget for the month before Election Day.) The firm grossed about two hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year.
NEWYORKER: The Lie Factory
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The development of a hundred and thirty-eight acres at the junction of two major interstates was a challenge because a hundred and fifty thousand tons of contaminated soil had to be removed before the project on the site of the old steel mill could even begin.
NPR: Atlanta Development Aims to Revitalize Downtown
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The lava flooded a two-hundred-and-fifty-square-mile area, requiring the evacuation of two hundred thousand people.
NEWYORKER: The Climate Fixers
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In late 2010, the American military estimated the costs of maintaining the Afghan Army and police at their projected size three hundred and fifty-two thousand at about eight billion dollars a year, according to a former American official who served in Kabul.
NEWYORKER: After America
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At 3:58, just two minutes before the markets closed, Rajaratnam gave an order to buy three hundred and fifty thousand shares of Goldman stock, worth forty-three million dollars.
NEWYORKER: A Dirty Business
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Fifty-two feet wide and a hundred and sixty feet long, the chute can generate sixty-five thousand pounds of drag.
NEWYORKER: The Martian Chroniclers