Sentence examples for which typically amounts from inspiring English sources

When he scored, the Patriots had a minute left and one timeout, which typically amounts to a 0.88 WP.

The stamp duty tax on the property, which typically amounts to about 4 percent of the purchase price, is also the buyer's responsibility, Mr. Varga said.

As a matter of fact, there is a tendency to regard this question as part and parcel of the more general problem of choosing the appropriate semantics for fuzzy logic, which typically amounts to an infinitary generalization of some truth-functional three-valued semantics.

Another was captured — which typically amounts to the same fate — nine days earlier. .

"I qualify for food stamps but my husband doesn't want me to use them," said Pamela Waldron, who after eight years at KFC makes $7.75 an hour, which typically amounts to around $10,000 a year.

The main capsaicinoid in chilli peppers is capsaicin which typically amounts to 69% of the capsacinoid mixture and the second most abundant species is dihydrocapsaicin which forms 22% of the mixture/content.

Corporate stocks represent implicit claims on after-tax corporate profits, which typically amount to no more than 10percentt of G.D.P.

Can advertising expenses, which typically amount to less than 1percentt of total assets under management, really make that much difference in a fund's attractiveness?

A car salesman's salary is based largely, if not entirely, on commissions, which typically amount to two hundred and fifty dollars per sale.

This year's impositions, which typically amount to a few dollars a day at the national parks, forests and wildlife refuges as well as sites overseen by the Bureau of Land Management, were part of Congress' 1996 appropriations omnibus.

"When customers canceled their contracts after being throttled, AT&T charged those customers early termination fees, which typically amount to hundreds of dollars," the FTC said in a statement.