Sentence examples for this might amount from inspiring English sources

This might amount to, say, 10% of your earnings, up to a certain amount.

All this might amount to no more than a voguish blend of Irvine Welsh and Michel Houellebecq, but Walsh's prose is rhythmic and carefully judged, and her descriptions are convincingly tactile.

This might amount to a few months of painstaking labor.

In other contexts, this sort of turmoil might amount to an invitation for the United States Supreme Court to step in.

This sort of turmoil might amount to an invitation for the United States Supreme Court to step in, but there are all sorts of reasons the court is likely to keep its distance.

The use of this information to target advertising might amount to a mere annoyance to most people.

This knowledge of private citizens might amount simply to the knowledge of what consequences follow from each possible action the agent might take.

As is the case with many of the social issues that the US faces during this election cycle, the sentiment might amount to not much else beyond "too little, too late"—but, especially after peeling back the corpse flower-esque layers of cynicism required to get through this year, it's at least a start.

This case of bureaucratic zeal run amok might amount to nothing.

It might amount to a really great friendship, this coexisting sense of them having things in common but no obligations.

(This morning, Abbott's campaign suggested Davis' memoir, and accompanying book tour, might amount to "illegal corporate contributions").