Sentence examples for that could amount from inspiring English sources
Even without more exercise, that could amount to nearly a 10-pound weight loss.
By some accounts, that could amount to about $500 million in cardholders' pockets.
WHERE are farmers bracing for a loss of crops that could amount to billions of dollars?
The commission is also seeking penalties that could amount to more than $100 million, according to the legal filing.
Cumulatively, the suits appear to claim damages that could amount, theoretically at least, to more than $6bn.
One comes away with a sense of moody, sepia-toned desolation and adolescent yearning that could amount to something, but hasn't yet.
The Rohingya are edging closer to a final disaster that could amount, in the eyes of several authoritative analysts, to genocide.
Use GNM Videos in a manner that could amount to derogatory treatment within the meaning of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
Depending on the price of oil, East Timor stands to earn taxes and royalties that could amount to many times its current yearly budget of about $45 million.
In July, South Sudan's government was accused in a damning Human Rights Watch report of carrying out atrocities that could amount to crimes against humanity.
For the 2005 fiscal year, which begins on July 1, the state faces a shortfall that could amount to one-fifth of the total budget.
