The phrase "amount to anyone" can be used in written English, but it is more commonly used in spoken English.
It means to have significance or importance to someone or to have an effect on someone. Example: The success of this project will ultimately amount to anyone who worked on it, so let's make sure we all put in our best effort.
"In a couple of years, it's going to be $30,000 per couple, and you can give that amount to anyone you want," Ms. Macauley said.
Multiple independent sources also confirmed that Vilma offered a specific bounty — $10,000 in cash – to any player who knocked Arizona quarterback Kurt Warner out of the 2009 Divisional Playoff Game and later pledged the same amount to anyone who knocked Minnesota quarterback Brett Favre out of the 2009 NFC Championship Game the following week (played on January 24 , 2010.
But Stellar is distributing half of its initial amount to anyone who will sign-up for it through the program.
Asking these questions does not amount to raining on anyone's parade or, even less, insulting the future.
Some residents work directly with city staff to flesh out proposals and assign an accurate dollar amount to each, but anyone is welcome to propose a project and to vote, without any further time commitment.
The pricing feature allows users to choose the discount amount to be provided to anyone that becomes a Fan of their Facebook page and current Fans are automatically provided the discount.
Even so, there remains in New Zealand a fast-moving fat man who is causing an immense amount of trouble to anyone who ever troubled him.
By this logic, though, the F.D.I.C. appears to have determined it can lend an unlimited amount of money to anyone so long as it believes, at least at the moment, that it won't lose any money.
I value honesty, but I also value people who have enough sense to know how and when to apply that honesty in a way that does the least amount of harm to anyone.
In the words of David Pilling, a leading columnist for the Financial Times, the U.S. vision for the TPP amounted to an "anyone-but-China club" which had the "unstated aim" of creating a trade area "that excludes the world's second biggest economy".
