Sentence examples for seems to amount from inspiring English sources
He said it "seems to amount to a misrepresentation of the data".
But this isn't a "national security" matter – it's a question of whether someone acting on behalf of the Australian government paid what seems to amount to bribes.
I am no expert but, whenever they show you footage of a goal, zonal marking seems to amount to nobody marking anybody.
The Iraqis were openly gleeful that they had succeeded in getting what seems to amount, at least on paper, to an Arab shield.
It may also explain the administration's so far self-defeating legal strategy in the terrorism-related cases, which seems to amount to driving headlong into a judicial roadblock.
He complained that referrals to the Royal London homeopathic hospital were increasing "until what seems to amount to a recent 'anti-homeopathic campaign'".
We just didn't seem to amount to much.
Previous American aid seemed to amount to a trickle of small, odd lots.
And it doesn't, which would seem to amount to a puzzle.
The outcomes of national elections seemed to amount to a kind of abstract drama.
Industrial policy, at times, has seemed to amount to little more than attempts to sweet-talk China and others into funding new nuclear power stations.
