Sentence examples for suspension amount from inspiring English sources

We tell you all this and will spare you the other techno blather whenever possible because both the added horsepower and tauter suspension amount to an entirely different driving experience.

The Broncos maintain that the suspension amounted to a default by Carter on his contract, and the team planned to go to arbitration this year to seek the return of a portion of the bonus.

But Keshmiri, 23 years old, says that the test was botched and that the suspension amounts to a vendetta by The Athletics Congress, the track and field governing body in the United States, because he has been critical of the organization.

After concerted efforts to clean up the game – implementing measures to raise awareness among players who fear loss of jobs or salary if they report incidents – Neofitides said the prospect of censure, including possible suspension, amounted to an implicit gagging order.

Because the concentration of fungi and yeasts in the colon suspension amounted to 4.3 ± 0.6 log colony forming units (CFU /mL, we tested whether PAH conjugates were present in colon digests of pure PAH compounds.

The total time spent off on sick leave or suspensions amounts to five years.

The water/cement-ratio of the tested cement suspensions amounted in each case to 0.5.

He is serving his fifth ban in the last three years and it means his career suspensions now amount to 54 weeks.

It has been briefly reported1 that the rate of inactivation after the end of radiation is greater than that found as a result of adding to phage suspensions the amount of hydrogen peroxide which would be produced by the radiation.

The values for yield were calculated and present an approximate estimation of the real AX extraction yield, since not the whole extracted suspension (which amounts were at least 60 L), but only a portion of the isolates were dried due to the limited capacity of the freeze drier.

If the second test is positive, the player may appeal the mandatory suspension, which amounts to one-quarter of the season without pay.