Sentence examples for which could amount to 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 trips have called into question the cost — which could amount to millions of dollars — of protecting the president.

But their fines for bribery, which could amount to more than $100 million each, are still supposed to be paid.

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").

The suit seeks triple the amount officials estimate the city has lost in revenues from the defendants, which could amount to more than $15 million, officials said.

Under the law, Dr. Franklin and his lawyers would receive a portion of any settlement, which could amount to millions of dollars.

The aerobic cost of running increases 1percentt per three and a half ounces of shoe weight, which could amount to a minute in a marathon, research showed.