Sentence examples for equal to little from inspiring English sources

Excluding those markups, imports from China are equal to little more than 2 percent of the overall American economy.

Raising taxes by £7bn – equal to little more than 1p on the basic rate of income tax – would restore the 80/20 ratio, he said.

The survey showed that only 40percentt of the ousted pastors received any severance settlement, with the average package equal to a little more than three months' salary.

Under current rules, banks might hold so-called core Tier 1 capital, the most bulletproof category of reserves, equal to as little as 2 percent of their assets.

To put it into mind-boggling perspective, one light-minute is equal to a little more than 11 million miles, and despite this almost unfathomable distance, M-15 is still within the Milky Way.

The A.N.C. had been campaigning for equal rights, to little effect, since 1912.

A deformation score less than or equal to 3 indicates little or no deformation and that the population is non-cancerous.

The quantity of inactive Mn III) is probably equal to, or a little greater than, 0.6 m mol g−1 corresponding to MnOOH0.06: this is similar to the amount of Mn III) which is not removed by moderate acid-washing.

"I propose that the United States Congress, as quickly as possible, pass tax relief equal to or a little bit greater than the monies that we have already appropriated" for spending programs, Mr. Bush said in an appearance before reporters in the Rose Garden.

Some third world countries probably wish they had a gross domestic product equal to what this little virtual plumber brings in.

But you look at the amount of progress Microsoft has made in Office 365 in moving people from their in-company exchange to the cloud, Microsoft is equal to or a little bigger in the cloud than Google".