Sentence examples for be equal to the pay from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, their wages now seem to be equal to the pay of workers in war plants.
The fracture height is equal to the pay zone thickness.
There are some assumptions made for finite element model to evaluate the oil production and all of them are as follows: The fracture height is equal to the pay zone thickness.
The boost in pay is equal to the pay bump that a worker would realize from an extra year of education, according to the study.
Payment levels for the capitation attribute (#1) were determined based on an ongoing local policy debate on whether a fourth external party (the same German philanthropic organization mentioned above) would subsidize child premiums with an additional 1000 Franc Communauté Financière Africaine (FCFA), which equals about $2 USD, in order to be equal to the 1500 FCFA premium paid by adults.
The payment will be equal to the extra taxes the couple pays for benefits over the year.
At maximum production rate, the vertical sweep efficiency is unity because the steam zone thickness is equal to the net pay zone thickness.
At the end of the three years, the amount paid in premiums was equal to the amount paid in claims.
To put that increase in perspective, $75 billion is equal to the amount Microsoft will pay out to shareholders over the next four years, is larger than the budget of any U.S. government department, is about the budget for the state of California and was roughly the same as the Bush Administration's appropriation request for the Iraq war in 2003.
The flow out of self-employment (paid employment) below a productivity y (wage w) is equal to the flow into self-employment (paid employment) below a productivity y (wage w).
Under the FairTax, family households of lawful U.S. residents would be eligible to receive a "Family Consumption Allowance" (FCA) based on family size (regardless of income) that is equal to the estimated total FairTax paid on poverty level spending according to the poverty guidelines published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
