Sentence examples for already equivalent from inspiring English sources

The report warns that, unless action is taken, the number of deaths – already equivalent to six deaths every minute – will double by 2050.

But with public-sector debt already equivalent to some 47% of GDP, more such issues could lead to an Argentina-style collapse.

Across the OECD, spending on long-term care is already equivalent to around 15% of total health spending and is rising fast.

Instead, they are focusing mostly on ways of increasing revenue, in a country where the total tax take is already equivalent to 50.8 percent of economic output.

The worry is that the money will be spent today rather than saved or invested, further bloating a state whose revenue is already equivalent to 36% of GDP, compared to 20% in Mexico.Of course, these are nice problems to have.

For younger users especially, YouTube is already equivalent to TV.

In some respects, Alberta is already the equivalent of a North American energy sheikdom.

As they filtered into East Asia, which already had equivalent forms, they were avidly assimilated and multifariously transformed.

Rapamycin was found to extend mice's lives significantly even though by accident the mice were already the equivalent of 60 years old when the experiment started.

The press release also says that "the number of extra cyclists using the segregated route is already the equivalent of taking 113 cars off Vauxhall Bridge".

As it turns out the film flopped and the plug was pulled on the sequel, but already money equivalent to the whole budget for "Triplets" had been spent.