Sentence examples for equal to only from inspiring English sources

A decade ago, such loans were equal to only a third of capital for those banks.

Education spending is equal to only 2% of GDP, less than half the Latin American average.

Tax revenue is equal to only 11percentt of Mexico's G.D.P., compared with 30percentt in the United States.

Households making more than $250,000 pay federal taxes equal to only about 5 percent of G.D.P.

In the boom of the 1980s, domestic rice production was equal to only about a third of today's consumption.

People come in as the stage managers methodically light the chandeliers dropped on ropes, the luminescence equal to only a few bare bulbs.

With debts equal to only 57percentt of gross domestic product, its finances are sounder than those of Belgium, Greece or Italy.

Whoever calculated that $85 dollars a week in 1953 is equal to only $589 now never had to pay New York rents.

Since Illumina arrays can only reliably estimate DNA methylation differences greater or equal to 17 percent only probes with a sufficient range were included for further analysis (See methods).

In addition, the Tg of this system was equal to or only slightly higher than that of the unmodified resin.

The residual is equal to zero only by exact solution of the problem.