Sentence examples for well amounts from inspiring English sources

Government advice to farmers too pretty well amounts to "get big or get out".

Per well, amounts of GFP and protein were increased almost exponentially with or without IPTG.

The family reign could well amount to two one-term Presidencies.

"There is a pattern of gross human rights violations that may well amount to war crimes," Mr Cordone said.

Professor Tribe said the statement might well amount to a waiver of Mr. Ebbers's right to decline to answer related questions.

Yet the unpacking that passed muster in New Jersey might well amount to an undue gamble with minority voting rights in other states.

Susan Rice, the ambassador to the United Nations and designated hitter on Sudan, told me, "If this decision stands, it may well amount to genocide by other means".

If continued, it may well amount to a violation of the criminal statute against torture, defined as, among other things, "the administration or application … of … procedures calculated to disrupt profoundly the senses or the personality".

For one thing, Sudan has expelled humanitarian aid groups from Darfur, a move that Susan Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, recently told Mr. Kristof "may well amount to genocide by other means".

"People's protection claims under this process will be assessed under a fundamentally unfair process that essentially removes their right to a fair hearing, and could well amount to a fast track to danger," he said.

Finally, there is now quasi-official confirmation that Romney's revamped tax-cutting plan, which he unveiled to a nearly empty football stadium last week, could well amount to yet another Republican giveaway to the rich.