Sentence examples similar to an equivalent of two hours from inspiring English sources

Anti-oil campaigners roll their eyes at this explanation: they say that based on BP's 2015 financial figures, the amount of money the company gave Tate was the equivalent of two hours of profit.

There is further speculation that TMS sleep applications could be implemented to confer a magnetically induced powernap where you could get the equivalent of eight hours sleep in a fraction of the time.

But those who exercised for the equivalent of three hours a week were 40percentt less likely to have died during the study.

That's the equivalent of six hours support a day.

But it's essentially the equivalent of four hours of HD television a day".

It is supposed to be the equivalent of three hours' sleep.

More precisely it is the equivalent of three hours of Saudi Arabia's s single day's oil export loadings.

But, like a pill, exercise must be continued for the effect to endure: Even if a woman had been physically active earlier in life, when her reported physical activity levels dropped below the equivalent of four hours of weekly walking, her risk of developing breast cancer went back up.

One hour of work completed in the library is the equivalent of three hours in the dorm room.

Costa Mesa had an opening-round bye in the tournament, but don't be shocked if it ends up playing an equivalent of three games in a 24-hour span.

That is about the equivalent of one hour of YouTube streaming, 250 Facebook uploads or 5,000 one-page e-mails.