Sentence examples for equal to or exceed from inspiring English sources
There, salaries paid to urban teachers are equal to or exceed those paid to teachers in nearby suburbs.
It is shown that, according to the linear damage rule (LDR), the magnitudes of the cumulative damage at fracture under block program loading with stress concentration and fretting are equal to or exceed those for smooth specimens.
The microstructure and properties observation of laser direct deposited 663 copper alloy and 316L stainless steel samples indicate that, the formed parts are fine, homogenous and free of defects, the as-deposited mechanical properties are equal to or exceed those for casting and wrought annealed materials.
Comparison of δD distribution in the main pycnocline between two stations indicates that at depths of 175, 200, 300 and 400 m the differences in the hydrogen isotope composition are equal to or exceed 3σ (from 0.9 to 1.2‰) (Figure 5).
However, the nonmigrating diurnal tidal amplitudes have been found to be equal to or exceed the migrating diurnal tidal amplitude at some locations and/or time (Lieberman 1991; Forbes et al. 2001, 2003a, [b]; Oberheide and Gusev 2002; Du 2008; Ward et al. 2010) and cause significant longitudinal variability in the MLT (Ward et al. 2010) and ionospheric region (England 2012).
In Malaysia enrolment rates of girls are equal to, or exceed, those of boys at all levels of schooling.
"I understand terrorism," he says, "in a way that is equal to or exceeds anyone else".
As for terror, "I understand terrorism in a way that is equal to or exceeds anyone else," Mr. Giuliani says.
Mr. Kennedy, who was 10 when his father ran, said: "The passions against my father were equal to or exceeded what I have seen.
Based on size alone, it would be easy to confuse it with a nation: in 2002, its annual revenue was equal to or exceeded that of all but 22 nation-states.
'Villagers appear to have planted crops on a scale equal to or exceeding that of 2005, and most of the harvesting will be over in about one month's time.
