Sentence examples for be equal to less from inspiring English sources

The industry's promised $80 billion in savings would be equal to less than 3percentt of its projected revenue.

He plays down the political risks, saying that Unocal's production is equal to less than 1% of American consumption and that, unlike Chevron, CNOOC will preserve local jobs.

The total cost of implementing such a nationwide network in Israel is equal to less than seven days of fuel use by current petrol-engine cars in the country.

More questions is equal to less freedom, but it does add different information.

Expenditure by African governments was equal to less than 0.003% of GNP of Africa.

"The payment that results merely has to be equal to or less than the unmodified payment," Ms. Cipollone said.

"My idea was to have it so that the putter would be equal to or less than the shortest club in your bag," Woods said.

My idea was to have it so that the putter would be equal to or less than the shortest club in your bag.

Generally, the BOD/COD ratio should be equal to or less than 1.0 [9].

But when support is factored in, Greiner adds, the cost of mainframe ownership "an be equal to or less than"the cost of running Unix systems.

Therefore, for most cases, the fracture gradient (FG) should be equal to or less than the breakdown pressure gradient (i.e., FG ≤ P b) to avoid uncontrollable mud losses.