Sentence examples for which usually amounts from inspiring English sources

This is a 36-credit program, which usually amounts to 12 courses (3 credits each).

Each year, Japanese people eat more than a hundred thousand tons of eel, which usually amounts to about seventy-five per cent of the total global catch.

Those deals are awarded on the basis of competitive bidding, and as a rule, they require only that the corps receive a fair return, which usually amounts to a share of any profits or revenues, Mr. Hogan said.

Journalists cannot report freely in the country, and the international news agencies there must use Iraqi citizens for day-to-day reporting, which usually amounts to no more than repeating what officials say in the state-controlled press.

Specifically, I use them when I masturbate or have sex with a partner, which usually amounts to several times a week.

After four weeks you can sometimes get a reset, which usually amounts to a three- or four-day vacation in a hotel in some patch town in northern Alberta.

Established players with billions in assets can muddle through for a few years on their management fees, which usually amount to 2 percent of assets.

Even now, though, almost twenty years on, there's precious little agreement on what it all means for productivity growth and living standards, which usually amount to pretty much the same thing over the long term.

And then I'd have to plot my next steps, which usually amounted to something about as artful as tripping over the dog in the course of moving the knife to, dunno, the kitchen, while spending most of my pages trying to find a way for poor besotted Jameson to steal a kiss.

These small purchases which usually amount to only a few dollars at a time, start to add up quick.

Most notably in their responsiveness to our needs as Flexity, which usually amounted to, "bad news delivered late".