Sentence examples for experience amount from inspiring English sources
The phrase "experience amount" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are quantifying the total experience someone has, but it is better to use more standard expressions. Example: "The experience amount required for this position is at least five years in the industry."
And what does this experience amount to?
What does his experience amount to?
While there are important differences between ordinary sense-experience and religious experience (clarity of the experience, amount of information it contains, presence of competing explanations, and the like), it is not clear whether the differences are great enough to disqualify religious testimony always and everywhere.
(I wrote a piece for the Huffington Post at the time asking her if she thought George W. Bush had even more of that precious Commander-in-Chief "experience" than any of them, since he'd actually been doing the job for the last seven years. Now that's "experience"! What was that threshold? What does McCain's "experience" amount to?
Another point of notice is the long duration of DEPArray sorting experiments, which in our experience amounts up to ∼1 working day to obtain the current technical maximum of 18 isolations.
The full experience amounts to a short, direct road out of the norm.
The fear is that any equation of Hutu and Tutsi experience amounts to a sort of genocide negation.
Although I had lots of opinions, my actual decorating experience amounted to dormitory rooms and finding places to rest books and read them.
Allen has been on the practice squads of three teams and his N.F.L. game experience amounts to playing on a field-goal unit for three games.
Nevertheless, a century's worth of experience amounted to a pretty persuasive case that around 60 home runs, for whatever combination of reasons, was about the limit.
They were, Littlejohn says now, "clueless": his experience amounted to studying economics at Edinburgh University and watching his father, Simon, who owns restaurants across Scotland.
