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sufficient evidence that the evil exists
The numerous voluntary agencies which have been brought into existence to cope with the former are sufficient evidence that the evil exists and that it is of a widespread nature.
— from The Children: Some Educational Problems by Alexander Darroch

sum equal to the entire estimated
Fine brig—new copper—valuable fittings—three fine boats—remarkably choice cargo—what the auctioneer would call a perfectly safe investment; nay, gentlemen, he would go further, he would put a figure on it: he had no hesitation (had that bold auctioneer) in putting it in figures; and in his view, what with this and that, and one thing and another, the purchaser might expect to clear a sum equal to the entire estimated value of the cargo; or, gentlemen, in other words, a sum of ten thousand dollars.
— from The Wrecker by Robert Louis Stevenson

service extended throughout the entire empire
His field of service extended throughout the entire empire, and embraced the most important events in the reign of Peter the Great.
— from The International Monthly, Volume 2, No. 4, March, 1851 by Various

some expressions to the English envoy
The dukes of Ormond and Wharton,* and the earl Marischal, were certainly at Madrid; and the duke de Ripperda, now prime-minister of Spain, dropped some expressions to the English envoy that implied some such design, which however the court of Madrid positively denied. *
— from The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.II. Continued from the Reign of William and Mary to the Death of George II. by T. (Tobias) Smollett

soundings extend to the eastward eighty
125 These shoals, already alluded to at page 62, are now called the Abrolhos: there is a channel betwixt the islets and the main: the soundings extend to the eastward eighty or ninety miles.
— from The Observations of Sir Richard Hawkins, Knt, in his Voyage into the South Sea in the Year 1593 Reprinted from the Edition of 1622 by Hawkins, Richard, Sir

seems evident that the English element
"It seems evident that the English element has predominated throughout our country, and the greater portion of English colonists settled in New England.
— from Cowley's Talks on Doctrine by Matthias F. Cowley

sum equal to the estimated expenditure
When the work of construction is ready to begin a sum equal to the estimated expenditure in China for six months shall be transferred to a Bank in China to be mutually agreed upon and there placed to the credit of a Canton Chungking Railway Account to be operated upon by the Corporation under certificates signed by the Chief Accountant and the Chief Engineer.
— from The International Development of China by Yat-sen Sun


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