Sentence examples for currently equivalent from inspiring English sources

The annual aggregate loan via the investor route is currently equivalent to less than two days of our budget deficit.

Currently equivalent to Indiana in size and population, it is on track to add another Indiana's worth of residents by 2040.

The strategy, which Alcatel-Lucent, the company, presented to its European workers council, is aimed at cutting fixed costs by 15 percent by the end of 2015, an amount currently equivalent to 1 billion euros, or about $1.4 billion.

The cost of maintaining a single soldier in Afghanistan for a year has been reported as currently equivalent to the cost of providing free health care for 588 children.

Local shops carry signs stating that they accept the Seborgan Liguino (currently equivalent to six US dollars) and the coat of arms is proudly displayed on Seborgan license plates.

We note the non-independence of lengths estimated for branches on a single tree; however, there are no currently equivalent tests that allow non-independent samples.

Currently, the equivalent of 106 out of 494 fulltime, frontline permanent posts remain vacant.

Now that I'm old, football Sundays are currently the equivalent of drinking Saturdays.

There's currently no equivalent count for writers of color, though Roxane Gay and a graduate assistant did a race breakdown for the New York Times' 2011 book reviews, published on The Rumpus in 2012.

There is currently no equivalent requirement for testing of non-drug interventions, such as behavioural or social programmes; trials of these interventions make up a substantial proportion of child health trials, as will be discussed later in this paper.

Although these existing BNPs assays correlate closely, BNPs assays are not currently analytical equivalent due to the lack of assay standardization [ 47].