Sentence examples for which could amount from inspiring English sources

Such injuries are consistent with a baton strike, which could amount to ABH.

The loss of revenue, which could amount to £25m if the Champions League were won, would be uncomfortable for Chelsea.

Horta-Osório insisthatthet hadhad not given any thought to his bonus for 2012 – which could amount to £2.5m.

Budget-related wrangling over the past year has ended these reimbursements, which could amount to $731m over the next decade.

The selection practically guarantees the law firm the largest share of any legal fees, which could amount to hundreds of millions of dollars.

(That might be difficult, given Sisi, in the words of Human Rights Watch, approved "premeditated lethal attacks" on largely unarmed protesters which could amount to "crimes against humanity").

Meanwhile, reports in Greece have claimed Sunderland have reached agreement with Panathinaikos for the transfer of midfielder Charalampos Mavrias in a deal which could eventually amount to €4m.

"These heightened penalties — which could quickly amount to tens of thousands of dollars if the violations are not quickly addressed — would create a strong financial incentive for owners to proactively maintain elevators and avoid" violations in the first place, Ms. Lancaster said.

But he denied Mr. Mosley the "punitive damages" he had sought, which could have amounted to millions of dollars.

More interesting is the news that the earnout in the transaction, which could have amounted to $1.7 billion, was settled for just 1/3 of that possible total, or $530 million.

Ineos promised investment of £640m and bumper payouts for communities and landowners of up to 6% of revenues, which it estimated could amount to £2.5bn.