Sentence examples for below the equivalent from inspiring English sources

Some 30 feet below — the equivalent of a three-story building — the cold water beckons.

It's the biggest year-to-year shortfall since the 7-9 sawtakings2012 weekend saw takings fall 29% below the equivalent frame from 2011.

The Chinese brands, forced to trade on value, are priced about 30% below the equivalent foreign brands, putting pressure on the whole market.

That will scupper the government's pledge to bring health and other social-welfare contributions below the equivalent of 40% of gross wages.

The rate at which migrants are drowning in the Mediterranean has slowed since the resumption of widescale rescue operations in May, with the death toll falling below the equivalent figure from the same period last year.

Decent weather and a lack of strong commercially appealing new releases saw a continuing decline in UK box office, down 13% on the previous session, and 33% below the equivalent frame from 2015, when Pitch Perfect 2 topped the chart.

A World Bank study some years ago found that people living at, not below, the (broadly equivalent) predecessor to this poverty line typically faced under-five mortality rates between one in 10 and one in six.

The range of medical equipment available was generally below that of the equivalent general practice scheme in the community.

The sites are also very low - about 2km or more below datum (the equivalent of sea level on Earth).

The figures below show the equivalent measure for the rest of top management reported to the SEC by these same companies.

We then estimated the seasonal deformations due to poroelastic deformations of the aquifers below 190 m from the equivalent GPS/SM time series.