Sentence examples for amount to have from inspiring English sources

"We're giving fewer gifts of a larger amount to have more of an impact," she said.

Many will gladly pay double that amount to have the magic Petrus name in their cellar books.

I think this is an excessive amount to have to pay, and would rather take my chances on not being sacked.

I feel that a month's worth of operating funds, or about $160,000, is a nice amount to have on hand.

The only smart operator in the industry seemed to be Citigroup, which had dumped its health-insurance operations just before the slump.Lost in the crunch was the simple fact that people need health insurance and are willing to pay almost any amount to have it.

The services work just as you'd expect them to: You sign up, choose a subscription — generally of 3, 6, 12 condoms or more — and you pay some nominal amount to have that number of rubbers show up at your house once a month.

In this case, it may be that being better than does not merely amount to having more value than.

The EU has baulked at her demands, saying they amount to "having your cake and eating it".

His defence amounted to: "Have you seen what these women look like?

Symmetry: This condition amounts to have a k   = a 1-k and can be written as.

Lots of it amounted to having other people's cake and eating it.