Sentence examples for equal to just from inspiring English sources

Every dollar in the oil price is equal to just over $1 billion in federal revenue.

Six months earlier, Bard had had monthly liquidity of $7.1 million — equal to just two weeks' worth of operating costs.

Analysts said the branches had changed hands at a rock-bottom price, equal to just £553,000 each.

By the administration's calculation, the deficit for fiscal year 2013 will be equal to just over 4 percent of the gross domestic product.

Oil production is falling by up to 10% a year, and proven reserves are now equal to just 13 years of current output.

The levy, which will raise A$1.8 billion ($1.79 billion), is equal to just 0.15 percent of Australia's A$1.3 trillion in annual economic output.

Since your demo will have about three songs, that equals to just $300 for the whole CD! Keep the tracks down to two or three, nobody will listen to your demo CD if you provide your epic 20-track mega collection that has ten minute solos on each track.

It's important to recognize that facts that we now consider obvious the Earth moves around the Sun, matter consists of invisible subatomic particles, men and women are equal, to name just three were all considered ridiculous.

It serves as a reminder that all those figures in the museum's great Christian art collection were Jews, different from yet equal to Christians – just like its neighbours in the synagogue next door.

Keeping apart the parameter in the gradient of the curve, it is possible to impose equal to zero just on the part in brackets: (9).

Since then, the Arctic retreat has stunned scientists by accelerating, losing an area equal to Texas and California just last summer.