Sentence examples for that has amassed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that has amassed" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when describing something that has collected a large amount, usually over a period of time. For example: During his lifetime, the writer had amassed a huge collection of books.
There is a fair amount of capital that has amassed — in REITs and funds that are focused in distressed investing.
Since then he has seen improvement in a rushing attack that has amassed more yards over the last three games (392) than in the first five (381).
Conversely, Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers must contend with a Baltimore pass rush that has amassed 19 sacks so far – second-most in the league.
Chelsea's goalie, Petr Cech, dived high and low, left and right, to defy an attack that has amassed 136 goals in 51 matches this season.
Much of their criticism has focused on Acxiom, an industry leader that has amassed information on the financial means, residential status and shopping habits of a majority of adults in the United States.
He also leads the Hudson Valley Donkey Walkers, a group organized through the networking site Meetup, that has amassed over 400 (human) members who attend events like this one.
He quit the business activities that had amassed him considerable wealth.
Demonstrating its virtues for the small crowd that had amassed, he inadvertently splashed scalding water on one of his arms.
But in many ways the crowd was louder than the one that had amassed for Mr. Beck.
She reinforced some of the windows with steel and removed some of the debris that had amassed inside.
Circle Healthcare, run by a former Goldman Sachs executive, is already managing one NHS hospital that had amassed unwieldy debts.
