Sentence examples for will amount to much from inspiring English sources

Analysts are doubtful that current talk of "growth" by European leaders will amount to much.

Anti-corruption officials in Nigeria say they may prosecute Mr Adamu, though few think that will amount to much, given his wealth and connections.

But in the new legal climate "don't ask, don't tell" will amount to much more than a mere precaution — it will be an ironclad bar to prosecution.

But, despite the seriousness of the current crisis and the glittering international cast, I have few expectations that it will amount to much by way of policy decisions.

But, without having read the speech, it is hard to see how this will amount to much more than a concession to nostalgia.

I dutifully rang the Observer, cheerfully signing off with "thought I'd better let you know something's up but I don't suppose it will amount to much".

"I can't imagine it'll amount to much," said Richard A. Steinberg, a lawyer who heads the tax law bar in New York.

"What I feel absolutely confident is going to happen is this: The traditional 30-second commercial will continue to prosper, and TiVo and Replay will never amount to much more than a minor irritant to the TV networks," Rance Crain, the editor-in-chief of Advertising Age, wrote in a column earlier this year.

Though the moves will open up nearly 300,000 square feet of office space, commercial brokers say the surge in availability will amount to not much, in a community increasingly dominated by companies willing to pay to be in a business district that has become nearly as exclusive as the lanes winding past back-country estates.

These little acts of preparation will amount to a much bigger payoff when you are able to have flawless conversation with the people who will have the greatest benefit to you!

He thinks that the car industry's incremental approach to cutting emissions will never amount to much.