Sentence examples for it really amounts from inspiring English sources

"What it really amounts to is exploration," the president said.

But it really amounts to only the latest and perhaps largest potential evolution of Trump's immigration policy plans.

"What it really amounts to is doing away with collective bargaining," said Hetty Rosenstein, state director of the Communications Workers, the largest state employee union.

But whether it really amounts to 200tr cubic feet of gas, and will trigger a "shale gas revolution" employing thousands of people, remains to be seen.

While it might suggest that the Talibanization of Pakistan is under way, many here say it really amounts to window-dressing.

It really amounts to several pounds per year per bear — it's really an indication of how much energy the bears have been able to store while they're out on the sea ice.

But what has it really amounted to so far?

The question is, if the President goes along, would it really amount to punishment?

John shouted from the kitchen, "Can I interject and say my mom played Debussy so sentimental and sweet that it really amounted to child abuse?" "I never played Debussy," his mother said.

That language went over well with the Daily Mail and the Sun, but it really amounted to the Prime Minister putting a gun to her head and threatening to shoot.

She said "no deal" was preferable to "a bad deal for Britain". That language went over well with the Daily Mail and the Sun, but it really amounted to the Prime Minister putting a gun to her head and threatening to shoot.