Sentence examples for at most equivalent from inspiring English sources

That is, the Portugal Spain border is at most equivalent to an additional driving time between petrol stations of about five minutes.

Apart from the practitioner's time (which would be at most equivalent and probably considerably cheaper than the time currently provided via a conventional NHS treatment) the only other non-comparable cost is that of the needles (about £3 a box of 100).

Of the 26 forest type groups included in the analysis, 20 are equivalent (at 5 or 10%%) at the national level, with most equivalent at 5%%.

Inmates are paid nothing or at most the equivalent of a few dollars a month.

At the most dilute airflow tested, 4.0 L/min, the four positions look the most equivalent.

They said it was too limited because it would produce, at most, only the equivalent of two months of domestic demand for oil, along with enough gas to cool and heat six million homes for 15 years.

The data show that this coating method can yield very thin films of thickness of order of 15 20% at most of the equivalent cell depth of a gravure roller.

As Freedman writes, "the Reagan administration associated terrorism with leftist, secular groups linked to nationalist movements, whether the Irish, Basques or Palestinians... Arab militants coming to support the jihad were seen at most as the equivalent of the idealists of the 1930s who joined the International Brigades during the Spanish civil war".

Hours worked will rise 5percentt at most, or roughly the equivalent of 50,000 full-time workers a year.

Small businesses with at most 100 full-time equivalent employees that are owned and controlled by the family are also excluded from the definition of assets.

They must enroll fulltime each semester and maintain satisfactory academic progress, which at most institutions is the equivalent of earning a 2.0 GPA each semester.