Sentence examples for this may amount from inspiring English sources

In some instances, this may amount to well over a thousand years of scribal activity.

He wants the CIS to keep "all the best things" of the Soviet Union.What this may amount to is still an open question.

Reprieve argues that this may amount to the transfer of criminal property, which is also an offence under the same act.

This may amount to being in a noisy space full of men, all looking to impress women who have not actually turned up, but a lot of people seem to like it.

If you breach such a policy by using work computers for private reasons, which includes the use of Facebook and Twitter, this may amount to a disciplinary matter, and even gross misconduct, although any such action by an employer would need to be proportionate and consistently applied.

According to Greg Scarlatoiu, executive director of the Committee for Human Rights in North Korea, "If money received for exporting labourers is sent to North Korea via informal channels in an effort to escape international scrutiny, this may amount to a violation of UN security council resolutions … cash in a suitcase is the most basic informal channel".

For all practical purposes, this requirement may amount to meeting the following two conditions:; 1.

Such differences observed within this study may amount to differences in competition (both inter- and intra-specific), plant quality (genetics) and variation in microsite conditions.

This in turn may amount to a lower fraction of IM CD4+ T cells expressing CCR5 and lower cell turn-over, rendering the CD4+ T cell population less susceptible to infection.

This shunt fraction may amount to 50% of the total flow of the ECMO circuit and the management of these patients has been hindered by the absence of a simple clinical method for measuring cardiac output and this shunt fraction.

Still, this may not amount to much.