Sentence examples for amounts as much from inspiring English sources

By Hilton Als December 8, 2010 In "Harlem: A Century in Images," Thelma Golden, the enterprising director of the Studio Museum in Harlem, has, along with members of her staff — Thomas J, Lax, Lauren Haynes, and Elizabeth Gwinn — compiled a handsome and rich photographic collection that amounts as much to a study of a place as it is a study of black style.

In "Harlem: A Century in Images," Thelma Golden, the enterprising director of the Studio Museum in Harlem, has, along with members of her staff — Thomas J, Lax, Lauren Haynes, and Elizabeth Gwinn — compiled a handsome and rich photographic collection that amounts as much to a study of a place as it is a study of black style.

The Pentagon estimates that China's actual military spending is much higher, perhaps twice the officially budgeted amount, as much as seven times India's defense outlay.

Under the new formula, the Los Angeles Lakers will pay the highest amount, as much as $50 million a year, followed by the Knicks at $30 million, according to a person who has seen the plan.

According to the report, Bankia could need a slightly higher amount, as much as 24.7 billion euros, to meet required capital levels if Spain's economy remained in recession.

The authors divided this work into two parts: The first part presented methods to implement the placement of cost-aware application on real servers, while the second one presented an application placement framework, called (pMapper), to solve the problem of high power consumption and reduce this amount as much as possible.

If you count that as a subsidy too, the study says, the total aid to fishing worldwide amounts to as much as $21 billion.

Carbon from surface waters amounts to as much as 40% of the total carbon that ultimately gets transferred from the Arctic to the atmosphere, she says.

So no single type of investment in Yale's endowment amounts to as much as a quarter of its total value.

That amounts to as much as 40 percent of the food that consumers purchase.

The UN and OECD estimate that globally the cost of multinational tax evasion and avoidance amounts to as much as US$240bn annually.