The phrase "again amount" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The total will again amount to a significant sum."
Alternatives: "once more total" or "recalculate the amount".
Other clothes we hold onto — like VCRs or Beanie Babies — in hopes that they will, someday, once again amount to something.
Still, there are hints of old-style politics, with the coalition warning Labor's plans will again amount to a "big thumping electricity tax" on families, as treasurer Scott Morrison has put it, a notion Labor leader Bill Shorten dismissed as a scare campaign.
Only itself, Spinoza answers, which would again amount to the concept of that substance containing an internal contradiction that would prevent such a substance from existing in the first place (Ip7).
Broom's lawyers argued that the failed 2009 execution, and the prospect of further suffering whenever Ohio tries to execute him again, amount to cruel and unusual punishment and other constitutional violations.
The PA also demanded the Arab League investigate, which again amounted to little more than platitudes.
Republicans say allowing any of the reduced rates to rise again amounts to an unconscionable tax increase.
Lawyers for the teenager, Mychal Bell, left, one of six black teenagers accused of beating a white schoolmate, said that trying him again amounted to double jeopardy.
Applying Bayes' theorem again, we have: \[ p(H\mid E) = p(H \frac{1-\varepsilon}{p(E)}\] TH \frac{1-\varepsilonmultiplying \(p(H)\) by a ratio larger than 1, provided \(p(E)\) isn't close to 1.
In scenario two, getting them off and then putting them back on again amounts to a full-scale production, which is extremely annoying if you also happen to be carrying any bags or coffee or whatever.
The FBA analysis also has the potential to consider multiple knock-outs again amounting to total inhibition at multiple points.
Again, amounts of ADAMTS-1 mRNA copies were found to be lower in tumours than in control samples (4.9±0.57 in tumours vs 17.8±2.7 in controls; P<0.0001).
