Sentence examples for an equivalent basis from inspiring English sources

However, if the consumption of gas approaches that of oil on an equivalent basis, it too will be short-lived as a major energy resource.

As President Obama signaled last year that he would wind down the war in Iraq and refocus attention on Afghanistan, television networks largely withdrew from Baghdad, and moved staff to the Afghan capital, Kabul, though not on an equivalent basis.

Within the Etihad Stadium on Monday, City's executives were referring to United's extra-time victory over Bayern Munich to win the 1999 Champions League as a foundation of United's winning culture since, and hoping that the injury-time triumph in the Premier League on Sunday could form an equivalent basis for City.

The group, which brews several brands, including Sol, Tiger, Strongbow cider and Europe's best selling beer, Heineken lager, said operating profit in emerging markets grew by 7 percent on an equivalent basis and now made up half of the earnings for the group.

If you look at our customer base, on average we find them $460 savings just on the auto insurance, and that's on an equivalent basis.

Constrained both by its size, the continuing difficulty of competing with leveraged private buyers for the prime assets it needs, and having chosen to primarily focus on Manhattan despite its strengths in the New York suburbs, Reckson was hard pressed to function on an equivalent basis with these behemoths.

On an energy equivalent basis, oil costs more than eight times as much as natural gas.

If that happens, on an energy equivalent basis, crude oil will still be more than five times as expensive as natural gas.

In calculating BOE, companies usually convert gas production into oil equivalent production using an energy equivalent basis.

Net interest income on a taxable equivalent basis increased 12percentto to $477 million.

For the majority of experiments western blots samples were loaded on a cell equivalent basis.