Sentence examples for will amount to nearly from inspiring English sources

Additionally, he said, Libra pays taxes on all of its properties, which will amount to nearly $1 million in 2001.

In the case of the oceans, a conservative estimate of the cost of climate change is that by the year 2100 it will amount to nearly $2 trillion annually in 2010 dollars, or about 0.4% of global GDP.

But a closer look at the grants – which will amount to nearly four times Camden's annual budget – indicates they may do less for the city than advertised, and more for Christie's political alliances.

City law requires builders to set aside 10percentt of a tract as open space, and the open space to be set aside for the Monroe Street project will amount to nearly half the property.

John Sauven, executive director of Greenpeace, said: "According to Total, if the leak continues at its current flow for six months it will amount to nearly 800,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent, adding to the burden of greenhouse gases already going into the atmosphere.

In the same period the fraction of people living in urban areas has increased by a factor of 4. In year 2000 this will amount to nearly half of the world population.

Nationwide, this will amount to 13% population growth, but nearly all of this growth will occur within cities.

The typical payout per plaintiff will amount to around $150,000 -- not nearly enough to cover a lifetime of lost wages and medical bills faced by the victims of serious brain trauma.

The others will be killed by the tsunami — and they amount to nearly one in five people who are in the zone when the water arrives.

Because there will be approximately 150 rail cars in each train, that could amount to nearly 40 tons of coal per trip.

Your work will amount to nothing.