Sentence examples for equal to nearly from inspiring English sources

That's equal to nearly three Empire State Buildings.

A £20,000 a year pension is equal to nearly £1m in savings across a lifetime.

Those items alone add up to $23 million, equal to nearly 4 percentage points in the proposed tax rate increase.

In the 1980s, the company received a bailout equal to nearly 4 billion euros, or $5.1 billion in today's money.

To put it into perspective, Wednesday's £800m injection into the property market is equal to nearly one-fifth of the total the government spends on unemployment benefit.

Access to international markets is limited by growing concern about the country's weak economy and a debt load equal to nearly half of its gross domestic product.

For the upstream region's households, the disaster damage equaled to nearly 16% of yearly total consumption expenditure; while in the downstream region it was 35% of the yearly total consumption expenditure.

is constant over a wide temperature range and is very nearly equal to. (or ) is nearly constant at ordinary temperatures, being approximately [, for one kmol], and increases slowly at higher temperatures.

Perianth-tube tubiform, length equal to width, lobes nearly equal to tube length; orifice more than 5 mm in diam. A. taipingshanianum   7.

Expression levels of those genes range from being inconsiderably higher to nearly equal to that in universal reference RNA sample.

This is nearly equal to the entirety of Spain – or about four Englands.