Sentence examples for amounting to the difference from inspiring English sources

They claim that under the Financial Services and Markets Act the bank is liable to pay compensation amounting to the difference between what was paid for the shares and their actual value.

To dispose of surplus stores, they were often sold on the world market at prices considerably below Community guaranteed prices, or farmers were offered subsidies (amounting to the difference between the Community and world prices) to export their produce outside the Community.

Put differently, a 1.6percentt swing amounts to the difference between long-term economic growth or recession.

This amounts to the difference between an open and closed approach to apps.

This premium amounts to the difference between the government-set price and the market price.

Normatively, the degree of contingency between two events is given by the ΔP rule (Allan, 1980), which amounts to the difference between two conditional probabilities: Namely, the probability of the outcome if the action is performed, P O|A), minus the probability of the outcome if the action is not performed, P O|¬A).

Thus gene definition methods contribute only a small amount to the differences in probe remapping results and microarray data interpretation.

The previous studies of the soliton reflection discuss that the soliton after its reflection gets shifted and this shift amounts to the energy difference between the incident and reflected solitons.

It's unclear whether combining two drugs that are almost always prescribed together amounts to the "significant difference" required by the law.

Blame the players who were paid extraordinary amounts to make the difference, the architects for flawed foundations, or no one at all.

It is a natural question to ask how sharp the Jensen inequality can be, which amounts to estimating the difference int_{0}^{1} varphibigl(f(x bigr),dx - varphi biggl( int_{0}^{1} f(x),dx biggr).