Sentence examples for described amounted to from inspiring English sources

It was just awful". The circumstances Halbfinger described amounted to a breakdown in communication with sources and fellow reporters.

The circumstances Halbfinger described amounted to a breakdown in communication with sources and other reporters contributing to the story.

Total environmental costs, defined as described, amounted to 122.4 billion € in 2008, 115.2 billion € in 2009 and 120.6 billion € in 2010 [50].

He said what Gingrich was describing amounted to "a new doorway for amnesty" and he noted that Gingrich voted for amnesty in the past.

Twelfth grade, for the sorts of students I've just described, amounts to a fidgety waiting period that practically begs for descents into debauchery and concludes in a big dumb party under a mirror ball that spins in place like the minds of those beneath it.

It is possible that the restrictions on free trade just described amount to state-established cartels.

"The Government has committed the war crimes of murder, cruel treatment, torture, rape, sexual violence, and outrages upon personal dignity," said investigators," adding that "there are reasonable grounds to believe that the conduct described amounts to extermination as a crime against humanity".

As already mentioned, the Collapse Theory (Ghirardi, Rimini, and Weber 1986) we are going to describe amounts to accepting a modification of the standard evolution law of the theory such that microprocesses and macroprocesses are governed by a single dynamics.

It is not obvious that the kind of motivations that Smith describes amount to the "arrant cynicism" Zangwill charges response-dependence accounts with (2003: 287), even though they involve desire for approval.

Clips there are solely audio description and lack audio from the actual pornography they describe, amounting to an "uncomfortable sounding voice talking to you about sex you can't hear," Cody Kirchner, a 27-year-old blind man, told VICE.

In outlining his approach on Iraq to the reporters, General Powell described what amounted to preventing Mr. Hussein from obtaining military equipment as well as items that can be used for both civilian and military purposes.