Sentence examples for amounts to yes from inspiring English sources

Actually, the Internet's urgency and global reach takes out much of the need for the where and when; if you've got a Web site running, the answer to those questions amounts to "yes".

And it amounted to: yes, absolutely.

With Greece's banks closed and the rest of Europe warning that the referendum Greece will hold this coming Sunday, on whether to accept the bailout terms extended by the country's primary creditors, amounts to a yes-or-no vote on the country staying in the eurozone, investors are betting that Greece will crash out of the eurozone.

The question of whether what happened in Rwanda amounted to genocide (yes, according to NGOs on the ground, no for the UN security council) is not answered by treaties but instead by politicians and diplomats interpreting them in the context of state interests.

The court's "no" amounted to a "yes" – by denying the petitions, it spread legal gay marriage far and wide across the land.

Coverage of health care in the context of the 2020 Democratic presidential campaign amounts to asking a yes-or-no question about support for Medicare-for-all and then pointing out that Democrats are "divided". (A rift! A split in the party!).

A government monopoly of doctors' salaries amounts to theft of their time, labour, knowledge, skills, and yes, love.

She has not been interested in critical arguments that amount to a simple "yes" or "no" vote; rather, she has viewed the essay as an occasion to produce her particular brand of literature.

It amounts to nothing.

The pro-union Better Together camp won the contest in the first council to declare: the small council of Clackmannanshire in central Scotland recorded 19,036 votes for no to 16,350 to yes, amounting to a split of 54% to 46%.

The respondent is then shown the randomized starting point amount to indicate either a yes or a no response.