Sentence examples for even amount to a from inspiring English sources

U.S. exports to Europe don't even amount to a fiftieth of what Americans produce.

I learned the term "laurices": rabbit fetuses, once considered a delicacy, and always used in the plural, because a single laurice wouldn't even amount to a snack.

If the tax cuts were big enough and the action on loopholes was small enough, Romney's policies could even amount to a stimulus program by another name: Reaganomics redux.

Under such conditions, Walzer says, adherence to pacifism might even amount to "a disguised form of surrender".

In an article in the EMBO series Peter Stegmaier (2009) suggests that 'convergence workers' like ELSA researchers may even amount to a new profession to serve the needs of modern science governance (p. 115).

On that note is the third reason this FUD will be risible: If we are going to address the problem of dark money influencing politics, using bitcoin for hacking activities doesn't even amount to a rounding error and it is cynical prestidigitation that makes it appear more than such.

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.

But, all his practice and sacrifice never even amounts to a secure job teaching in a university.

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.

It is in no sense certain that the energy crunch will push California into recession, or even amount to anything more than a downward blip in a still powerful economic expansion.

There was — as there could only be, given the wildly diverse styles of the performers — a monster jam session at the end, though in truth, most of the evening amounted to a jam session, and an entertaining one.