Aggregate used in a sentence

Aggregate in a sentence as a noun

You might wonder "Well are we more risky than the same aggregate volume spread over N accounts?

The mistake this and other articles like it make is it attempts to aggregate this blame upward.

Sure they knew the aggregate cost, that was easy, but knowing on an application level didn't exist.

What's happening is that the ISPs have not provisioned enough capacity to serve the actual aggregate demand at peak times.

Aggregate in a sentence as a verb

Instead it's just another 'aggregate my aggregators non-problem' that will be relevant to a fraction of a fraction of nerds.

No aggregating entity can aggregate without their aggregating principle spinning the results.

One-man shops should optimize for individual efficiency instead of aggregate efficiency like Google does.

The first presumption is that a taxpayer who, in the aggregate, spends more than 9 months of a taxable year in California will be presumed to be a California resident.

Aggregate in a sentence as an adjective

It was almost certainly caused by microstructure of the Bitcoin market: at least two exchanges allowed people to buy Bitcoins on margin, and published widely distributed statistics of how much aggregate margin was outstanding on a day to day basis.

Of course, such cases are not billed hourly precisely because the whole point of a class action is to allow the courts to aggregate a bunch of little claims to allow for a practical remedy for cases that would not be economically worthwhile to pursue separately.

One regularly repeated meme of the era was that people didn't want to pirate music, they just wanted it "as easy" or "no drm" or "ala carte" or "all you can eat".While statistically these were all guaranteed to be true for at least some users, in aggregate they were red herrings.