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181. In California alone, all 773 credit unions hold $ 46 billion in assets.

182. In 1970 about 900 million people were starving-perhaps a billion in total. Little wonder warning bells were sounding.

183. Closedends' total assets of $ 130 billion are dwarfed by the $ 2. 51 trillion in open-end funds' assets.

184. The autumn statement shows that spending on science and technology in 1992-93 will be almost ￡6 billion.

185. The area may contain up to 2 billion barrels of oil.

186. This week, it emerged that we use eight billion carrier bags a year.

187. They accounted for nearly one-third of the ￡20 billion lost through absenteeism.

188. Of these[sentencedict.com], ￡1.5 billion to ￡2 billion worth could be sold on the open market.

189. Since then, housing associations raised 8. 5 billion pounds in private financing.

190. Expense rose to $ 1. 04 billion from $ 976 million, partly because of the First Fidelity acquisition.

191. Some analysts have estimated the potential investment at more than $ 100 billion by companies with their sights set on productionsharing deals.

192. Co. and is part of a $ 1 billion shelf registration.

193. Each year, the U.S. sends more than $1.8 billion in aid to sub-Saharan Africa.

194. The company previously announced worldwide sales of $ 14. 8 billion.

195. Professional villainy now boasts an annual turnover of ￡14 billion.

196. On the domestic market,[sentencedict.com] total annual turnover of ￡433 billion was the highest since 1987.

197. She appealed for the Cabinet not to target her comparatively tiny budget of ￡4 billion.

198. The agency said telemarketing fraud is estimated to cost consumers as much as $ 40 billion a year.

199. GEC/Siemens raised their bid to ￡2 billion in August 1989 and this proved sufficient to end the long running battle.

200. The company has boosted annual sales to about $ 1 billion, primarily through acquisitions.