Sentence examples for not even amount from inspiring English sources

Yet Labour's pre-conference teaser on tuition fees did not even amount to its billing, since it accepted fees must go up.

Each case is unique, and some may not even amount to much in terms of legal concerns for the companies involved.

Foreign aid also saves money on things like disaster response and military action, so cuts might not even amount to real savings.

The tiny town of Farmville does not even amount to a spit on the map of Virginia, perhaps a fitting backdrop for a vice presidential debate that is being drowned out by the clanging of the presidential nominees.

Such volleys still don't even amount to arguments: they don't put forward generally accepted premises that support a conclusion.

I learned the term "laurices": rabbit fetuses, once considered a delicacy, and always used in the plural, because a single laurice wouldn't even amount to a snack.

"The tragedy of this case," said Underhill, is that it was caused by failures that "didn't even amount to pocket change".

But that is small change - it doesn't even amount to 3% of the combined budgets for the two sectors.

On that note is the third reason this FUD will be risible: If we are going to address the problem of dark money influencing politics, using bitcoin for hacking activities doesn't even amount to a rounding error and it is cynical prestidigitation that makes it appear more than such.

In my case, I have two cars, a few bicycles and a bunch of furniture that doesn't even come close to that amount all together.

(This does not even account for the substantial amount of administration and regulation companies are subject to when they are public).