Sentence examples for amounts to a minimum from inspiring English sources

Nursing students have to complete three years of full-time study, which amounts to a minimum of 2,300 hours in clinical practice over the course of their studies.

But even more troubling was the disclosure of additional exposure to collateralized debt obligations, which including hedging amounts to a minimum of 7.9 billion euros ($11.6 billion), said Lambert.

(d) The 20% to 35% tax loss amounts to a minimum of $96 billion, a maximum of $252 billion.

This failure persists after ensemble averaging, but it does not appreciably influence the expression for the activation free energy Δ G* in terms of λ and Δ G R ° in the Marcus rate constant as long as the avoided crossing of the adiabatic states amounts to a minimum energy gap much smaller than the activation barrier (see Figure 16a).

According to estimates from the United States, acute intestinal infectious diseases amount to a minimum of $23 billion a year which includes loss of productivity ($21.76 billion) and medical costs ($1.25 billion)[ 13].

Uber said this amounted to a minimum of £13 per hour, assuming the driver makes two deliveries an hour.

Proactive's lawyers claim they are still due the commission payments - now amounting to a minimum of £4.3 million.

But if you are clever, and avoid those hotels either owned by the government or their privileged cronies, it is possible to keep this amount to a minimum.

In return, Google agreed to share the advertising revenue from Google Books with authors and publishers, and to make one-off payments to copyright owners amounting to a minimum of US$125 million.

While this was admirable on Collins's part, the NBA quickly, and rightfully, announced that profits from the sale of the 98 jersey would go to the Matthew Shepard Foundation and the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (and would amount to a minimum commitment of $100,000).

The cuts, which amount to a minimum of at least 5% of production, would go into effect Feb. 1 and could have profound consequences on the global economy.