Sentence examples for issues amount from inspiring English sources

The newspaper accused the chancellor, George Osborne, of making "unconscionable threats" over pensions and "dire predictions" on trade agreements that, with other issues, amount to an "unremitting tide of gloom".

Taken together, the proliferating legal issues amount to a threat to the growth of one of the world's most successful companies, which this month passed Microsoft as the second-most highly valued technology company, behind only Apple.

The increasingly harsh discussions of these and other issues amount to an existential crisis within the Republican Party and reflect the growing influence of non-ideological, populist voters who have flocked in particular to Trump's nationalist "Make America Great Again" message.

These issues amount to false advertising, Auman alleges.

Madigan asked the DOJ to investigate whether the department's use of force and racial disparity issues amount to civil rights violations. .

Asked if blocking out his legal issues amounted to his greatest challenge of the season, Bryant said: "Absolutely.

Taking a restrictive approach to complex issues amounts to flicking one switch on a giant switchboard, not considering its impact on others.

In the "Présentation" to the initial issue (October , 1945, he elaborated his idea of committed literature and insisted that failure to address political issues amounted to supporting the status quo.

Howard Bragman, a veteran publicist and author of the forthcoming self-help book "Where's My Fifteen Minutes?" said the booking issues amounted to "nuances" that would need to be worked out internally at NBC.

AOL Time Warner says that all of the transactions at issue amounted to less than 2percentt of AOL's revenue.

At first, the testing issue amounted to closing loopholes to the out-of-competition rule and streamlining it across all sports and continents.