Sentence examples similar to reserves amounts of from inspiring English sources

By the 1950s the combined areas of the reserves amounted to 13 percent of the total land area of South Africa, while blacks made up at least 75 percent of the total population.

Leafy Chichester, for example, which faces cuts of 4.52%, has reserves amounting to 121% of its annual spending.

The hoary marmot hibernates for up to nine months, its fat reserves amounting to 20 percent of its total body weight.

Established by the Constitutional Act of 1791 "for the support and maintenance of a Protestant clergy," the Clergy Reserves amounted to one-seventh of all land grants.

Most of that is in gold or other non-liquid assets; liquid reserves amount to only a couple of months' worth of imports.

South Oxfordshire's reserves amount to 144.4% of its total annual expenditure; Birmingham's just 3.2%.

It is abundant: proven reserves amount to 109 years of current consumption, reckons BP, a British energy giant.

While Google has promised in return to bid at least the minimum reserve amount of $4.6 billion for one block of licenses, most analysts expect the company will be outbid because it is not expected to go higher.

Past research has revealed that the pre-planned backup protection method and the path restoration scheme can provide a good compromise between the reserved amount of spare capacity and the failure restoration time.

Although proposed scheme reserves different amounts of bandwidth for each prioritized class, bandwidth reservation thresholds are not optimal values.

Its immense mineral reserves are currently valued by some estimates at more than $24 trillion and include 30 percent of the world's diamond reserves; vast amounts of cobalt, copper and gold; and 70 percent of the world's coltan, which is used in electronic devices.