Sentence examples for so that it amounts from inspiring English sources

So long as this Court exercises the power of judicial review of legislation, I cannot agree that the First Amendment permits us to sustain laws suppressing freedom of speech and press on the basis of Congress' or our own notions of mere 'reasonableness.' Such a doctrine waters down the First Amendment so that it amounts to little more than an admonition to Congress.

Having put this marker down for this time, in the future we would like to see the process reviewed so that it amounts to more than just ourselves as a Parliament swapping lists with the Commission.

Sebald wrote in German, but lived most of his life in Britain, and it was clear that he worked over the English so that it amounted almost to a collaboration with his translator.

The result of years' worth of small innovations is a shopping experience so distinctive and so intuitive that it amounts to a huge competitive advantage -- and an eye-popping satisfaction-index score of 88.

The inclination of the will is so strong that it amounts to compulsion; we cannot help but so affirm.

Gwilym Simcock has collected almost every jazz prize going, but his work, as both pianist and composer, ranges so widely that it amounts to a genre of its own.

In a sharply worded letter to the governor and legislative leaders sent this week, the group, which was started by parents and education advocates, said "the state's underfunding of our public schools is so severe that it amounts to a violation of its constitutional obligation to provide New York's children with adequate education resources".

Their outrage is so inflamed that it amounts to a form of moral eczema — only it makes the viewer itch.

Their outrage is so inflamed that it amounts to a form of moral eczema only it makes the viewer itch.

Now, $150 billion is a lot of money, but the American economy is so vast that it amounts to just 1.1percentnt of G.D.P.

She warned that the fall in election turnouts among working class voters in some British cities is now so marked that it amounts to a reversal by stealth of 19th-century reforms that spread the franchise.