Sentence examples for it may amount to from inspiring English sources

In the first two episodes of "Kingpin," we never get out of the insular world of the drug cartel; if the show can expand its horizons, it may amount to more than a miniseries.

"If that scenario materialises, the UN expresses its concern that it may amount to forcible transfers, which are considered a grave breach of international humanitarian law.

He added despairingly, "So all my originality, whatever it may amount to, will be smashed".

It may amount to €1 trillion, but that's far too little to manage serious trouble for, say, Italian bonds.

In deep lakes such warming is slight, while in shallow lakes it may amount to several degrees.

Human nature is a highly contested concept, but whatever it may amount to, it doesn't seem to involve a thirst for good news.

So Thomas's return, as provocative as it sounds, may amount to nothing more than an incremental step -- aided by the Madison Square Garden chairman James L. Dolan -- toward rebuilding his N.B.A. r?m?

The United Nations has - for the first time - set up a commission of inquiry into human rights abuses in North Korea, which it says may amount to crimes against humanity.

Meanwhile, the United Nations has for the first time set up a commission of inquiry into human rights abuses in North Korea, which it says may amount to crimes against humanity.

The SIB has decided that a website alone, whether or not it is aimed specifically at Britons, may amount to solicitation if customers can reach the site from their computers.

The United Nations Committee Against Torture concluded that Taser use may amount to torture.