Sentence examples for bank amount from inspiring English sources

According to the IOR website, the total assets of the Vatican bank amount to 5.9 billion euros.

The announcement by the central bank amounted to an acknowledgment that the economy needed even more help.

The loss at the Charlotte, N.C., bank amounted to 5 cents a share, in contrast to a profit of $1.48 billion, 10 cents a share, in the first quarter of 2013.

Like similar conservative Republicans, Hensarling argues that the export bank amounts to "crony capitalism," in which a handpicked few with government connections are able to use scarce taxpayer resources to get an advantage over their less-connected competitors.

Bad debts at Japan's banks amount to perhaps 30% of GDP, and several big banks look close to toppling.

Officially, non-performing loans (NPLs) in China's state-owned banks amount to 25% of total outstanding loans.

Capital and reserves of the E.C.B. and national euro zone central banks amount to more than €81 billion, the central bank's balance sheet showed.

Foreign debts owed by Britain's private sector, mainly by banks, amount to 364% of GDP, Jubilee says, making Britain the fourth most indebted country on those terms.

It's terrible on all counts; but the most offensive thing intellectually is the incredible fallacy of claiming that higher capital requirements for banks amount to keeping resources idle.

Nonperforming loans at the four largest state banks amount to $200 billion — 25% of the banks' total loans.

In the U.K., the liabilities of the five major banks amount to "only" 2.6 times GDP, but a run on the pound cannot be excluded should these banks experience major losses.