Sentence examples for country amount from inspiring English sources

Taken together, the suits filed in courts across the country amount to a multifront legal challenge to the league and to the game itself.

Britain could start bombing Syria tomorrow, but the coalition's efforts in that country amount largely to an ad hoc defence of Kurdish territory and pinpricks elsewhere.

These decisions up and down the country amount to nothing more than a disjuncture between the Sun's working-class readership and the opinions of the burgeoning academic class that sees it as populist and lowbrow.

But the people of the taiga, the forest, are another story, and the warmth, humour and passion for life he encounters in the open country amount to a brand of Siberian romanticism.

Greenblatt seems to think Trump's remarks about Hispanics, like his proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the country, amount to little more than a political disagreement.

Those two extra cents, multiplied by millions of gallons delivered around the country, amount to heating oil users paying millions if not tens or hundreds of millions of dollars for oil traders' careless error.

And yet Queen and Country amounts to more than a series of acted-out anecdotes.

His foreign-policy answer to the mortal threats to the country amounts to an eclectic menu meant to appeal to a broad constituency.

Paul Risley, a spokesman for the World Food Program, said the volume of aid allowed by the Myanmar junta into the country amounted to one-tenth of what was needed.

He described the austerity measures imposed on Greece as "fiscal waterboarding" and suggested that what Greece's creditors were doing to the country amounted to "terrorism".

As Indonesia's vice-minister for foreign affairs, Wisnu Wardhana, told the summit, trade between MSG countries and his country amounted to $320m in 2012 and is on the rise.