Sentence examples for question amounts from inspiring English sources

The debt in question amounts to $38 billion.

Alyosha's answer to that question amounts to a kind of testament.

The question amounts to another front in the term-limits battle, with opponents of an extension arguing for no change in the campaign-finance rules and supporters arguing for a clean slate for incumbents seeking a third term.

The doctrine in question amounts to the assertion that, in the aftermath of a financial crisis, banks must be bailed out but the general public must pay the price.

While the financing in question amounts to as much as $1 million a year at Michigan, commercial payments for industry speakers and courses nationwide come to about $1 billion, nearly half the total expenditure for such courses.

Dawkins' version of the units of selection question amounts to a combination of the beneficiary question plus the manifestor-of-adaptation question.

The contributions in question amount to just under $3 million.

The measures in question amount to almost $80 billion in spending cuts.

Davidabsalom asked: "How can you get MPs to have more allegiance to their constituency than their party?" DeadTapeCollector's question amounted to the same: "Are there any proposals for the removal of an MP by their constituents?" Tatchell replied: If 30% of constituents sign a petition, the MP should have to submit themselves to a vote.

Actually, the Internet's urgency and global reach takes out much of the need for the where and when; if you've got a Web site running, the answer to those questions amounts to "yes".

Each question has equal weight so that the mean of all questions amounts to the score result ranging from 0 to 100.