Sentence examples for even amount to from inspiring English sources
U.S. exports to Europe don't even amount to a fiftieth of what Americans produce.
Such volleys still don't even amount to arguments: they don't put forward generally accepted premises that support a conclusion.
The studies suggest that, over time, ice losses in East and West Antarctica "will change the coastline of the world" and may even amount to "global coastal destruction".
The activity he is accused of occurred here in the UK and it is unclear whether it would even amount to an offence under UK law.
Yet Labour's pre-conference teaser on tuition fees did not even amount to its billing, since it accepted fees must go up.
"The tragedy of this case," said Underhill, is that it was caused by failures that "didn't even amount to pocket change".
Tax rules remain byzantine, even by European standards, and mean that a start-up company can sometimes be told to pay crippling levels of tax, even amounting to 120% of its income.
But, all his practice and sacrifice never even amounts to a secure job teaching in a university.
See if it even amounts to the energy lost to latent heat of evaporation at that temperature.
Under the new policy, staff with hourly wages of 22.00 to 25.00 Hong Kong dollars ($2.84 to $3.23) were surprised to learn their pay rises were less than expected sometimes it even amounted to a pay cut.
Back-to-back wins against Spencer Fisher, Andre Winner, George Sotiropoulos and Matt Wiman even amounted to some enthusiastic fellows discussing Siver as a possible title challenger down the line.
