Sentence examples for supposedly amounts from inspiring English sources

(Wilkes, 1988, p. 8) But Wilkes seems to think that the lack of description is unavoidable, which supposedly amounts to a reason against philosophical thought experimenting on personal identity because persons are not natural kinds.

He once reworked a sleeve so many times that the labor and the materials invested in it supposedly amounted to twenty thousand dollars.

It was unclear whether the House would follow suit and, if so, whether President George Bush would sign the bill or veto it.See article: What McCain-Feingold meansMr Bush sent Congress his $1.95 trillion budget, including tax cuts that will supposedly amount to $1.6 trillion over ten years.

How much of these supposedly insignificant amounts would have to be withdrawn before panic would ensue?

Even supposedly safe amounts of acetaminophen — doses close to 4,000 milligrams (mg) per day, the current daily limit — may be quite toxic to the liver in a small number of people.

He fixed on the company's bizarre explanation of why it had missed its earnings estimates: a truck carrying a supposedly huge amount of medicine crashed at the very end of the quarter.

There is a vague comment about the antibody not being effective enough, but this does not make a lot of sense, given that there is a supposedly "stoichiometric" amount of actin coming down with the PP1/R15 complex.

In the context of Russia's bullying approach, Huang Jing of the Lee Kuan Yew School in Singapore says that China's supposedly neutral stance amounts, in effect, to backing Mr Putin.In this section At the double "Cures" for homosexuality Non-interference on the line ReprintsSeveral reasons suggest why that might appear the best option to China's leaders.

The first is that the bananas and nuts, which are our staple foods, are being purchased in vast amounts, supposedly to set us up for the future.

After the communist takeover of the country at the end of World War Two, a number of "SovRom" (Soviet-Romanian) companies were set up to generate funds for reconstruction, with both parties supposedly receiving equal amounts of revenue.

After the communist takeover of the country at the end of WWII, a number of "SovRom" (Soviet-Romanian) companies were set up to generate funds for reconstruction, with both parties supposedly receiving equal amounts of revenue.