Sentence examples for be equal to about from inspiring English sources
At Johns Hopkins alone, it would be equal to about one cancer patient a week with a wrong diagnosis, and across the country could add up to a conservative estimate of 30,000 mistakes a year.
HealthSouth is attempting to persuade the judge that some bondholders are trying to accelerate payment of about $2.6 billion in debt as part of "a financial extortion strategy," in the company's language, to force about $250 million in additional payments -- a form of prepayment premium that would be equal to about 11percentt of the principal of the bonds.
The meteor, which exploded at an altitude of about 80,000 feet with a force estimated to be equal to about two or three thousand tons of TNT, was detected by United States military satellites and caused two sonic booms heard across the Yukon and into Alaska.
The activation energy of the corrosion process was found to be equal to about 70 kJ mol−1.
The $500m expended will be equal to about 3 million Kinects bought raw, or around a million new console bundles (4GB or 250GB).
The ions C+ and H+ were identified by time-of-flight measurements, and their mean velocities were found to be equal to about 1.6×108 and 5×108 cm/s for C and Ta targets, respectively.
The fall in the oil price should reduce that, all else being equal, to about $400 billion.
That's equal to about 12 times Telmex's estimated 2012 earnings.
The net income is equal to about 2 cents a share, compared with net income of $15.7 million, or 10 cents a share, in the third quarter of 2011.
This figure is equal to about 20 points in the case of immigrant students (columns 4).
