Sentence examples for amounting to probably from inspiring English sources
But job losses there will be, amounting to probably about half a million (out of a workforce of some 6m) by the end of the parliament.The government is right that too little was achieved in the way of real reform of the public services under Labour.
However, the refugee crisis amounts to probably the most serious test of the political skills and survivability of the chancellor.
"That very large refunds are due is clear," Judge Wagner wrote, probably amounting to "hundreds of million of dollars, probably more than a billion dollars in an aggregate sum".
But what such brooding may amount to is probably insignificant.
But military experts said the concession seemed a mostly token move, probably amounting to a dozen or so seats -- down from the military's current 38 seats and from the 75 they held under Mr. Suharto in the 700-seat legislature.
By the end of the war, Perigoe's network – which she passed on to King – amounted "certainly to scores, probably to hundreds" of Nazi sympathisers, mainly in the London area, in an operation the MI5 files describe as "the most valuable single source of information" about subversive fascist intentions in Britain.
Neither came from good families and neither ever amounted to much (Joseph probably died young because we never hear much about him again).
Some contributors probably do receive implicit favors, but these probably amount to relatively little compared with the size of the overall government budget or total campaign contributions.
Nasdaq OMX and four other bourses said they would pressure listed companies into disclosing details of their environmental and social footprints.Such unilateral promises and the likely Rio+20 agreement probably amounted to modest progress.
"Probably amount to dampen English spirits in about twenty minutes".
