Sentence examples for it could amount to from inspiring English sources

At its worst, it could amount to little more than a tepid memoir or entertaining anecdote.

It could amount to cheating voters at the polling booth.

It could amount to as much as $80,000.

"We both knew it could amount to nothing".

All vogueish angst, it could amount to a last hurrah for Duran Duran.

She was foolish, misled, lonely perhaps — that was all it could amount to.

Ineos promised investment of £640m and bumper payouts for communities and landowners of up to 6% of revenues, which it estimated could amount to £2.5bn.

That means it will most likely be obligated to finance a considerably smaller amount as well as tie up less bank capital, though it still could amount to tens of billions of dollars.

But the chief nuclear officer of Dominion, David A. Heacock, said his company projected that the money on hand would be enough, even before recovering money from the Energy Department, which it estimates could amount to $350 million, or the income from the sale of scrap metal.

At least some of the many payments making up these results are not properly documented, and from the looks of it, this could amount to willful negligence.

Federal and local officials have not indicated the size of the contract for the winning bidder, but it appears the total could amount to $8 million to $10 million annually.