The phrase "amount turns" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The amount turns out to be higher than expected." (Note: This is a rephrased version for clarity.)
Alternatives: "quantity changes" or "total shifts."
But about $9.7 billion of the original amount turns out to be ineligible to be bought, because the securities involved are not really securities.
This is, whatever the amount turns out to be, money that will be paid over anyway.
The key to this issue's resurgence this week is that Hillary Clinton was secretary of state at the time, Bill Clinton was getting lucrative speaking fees in Russia, and Russian money was finding its way to the Clinton Foundation, although the amount turns out to be small.
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COTTON GINNINGS HEAVY.; Amount Turned Out for Season to Date Breaks All Records.
Try turning both ways with a rapid back + forth movement increasing the amount turned as the bolt loosens.
The active compound, which is produced by the bacterium in tiny amounts, turns out to be active in femtomolar concentrations.
She wants to impose extra fees on the banks, with the amounts turning not on the bank's size but how much it depends on short-term funding (such as fast-moving capital markets), which is a way of assessing riskiness.
Of course, there was no way I could build a case without the Army disclosing the amounts turned over to Victor and the lesser amounts he turned over to the spies, and it wasn't about to do that.
Effectively, this means that the claw will be "loose" most of the time, but will tighten once in every X amount of turns (on an average––not necessarily every nth turn), so people only win every so often.
But the prospect of snow -- any amount -- turns local newscasters into shrieking Cassandras and brings school systems to a halt.
