Sentence examples for amount to slightly from inspiring English sources

His oeuvre consists of four films which amount to slightly less than three hours in total.

It has what Dr. Schipper calls "closet carbon," meaning carbon dioxide is created when ethanol is manufactured, which may amount to slightly less or more than in gasoline.

The city's Department of Cultural Affairs, which has a budget of $137 million, has submitted to the Office of Management and Budget its proposals for apportioning those cuts, which amount to slightly more than $20 million.

Using the UW data, an internal carbon tax of $20 per ton (as per Washington Gov. Jay Inslee's 2018 proposal) would amount to slightly less than $500,000, a very small sum for a university with an operating budget of over $7 billion.

Still, those sales amounted to slightly less than 3percentt of overall food and beverage sales.

He said the Palestinian G.D.P. now amounted to slightly under $2 billion.

That amounts to slightly more than $9,000 per square foot, according to the brokers.

In the last round of bidding, completed three weeks ago, top offers amounted to slightly more than $3 billion, according to several people involved in the talks.

So far, the amount the United States has spent on the classified nuclear security program, less than $100 million, amounts to slightly less than one percent of the roughly $10 billion in known American aid to Pakistan since the Sept. 11 attacks.

If the result was to be read as a referendum on immigration reform, it was hard to miss the fact that the combined vote for two runner-up candidates who supported a new guest-worker program — the Kolbe position all these years — amounted to slightly more than 50percentt among Eighth District Republicans.

The size of the effect is quite substantial as it amounts to slightly less than half of the annual return to recent work experience (3.2 compared with 7.2%).