Sentence examples for equal to or exceeded from inspiring English sources
At hinged margins, the rate of sediment supply was equal to or exceeded accommodation controlled by faults.
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.
When the total fixation time in the contact zone was equal to or exceeded 1000 ms, the error was probably due to a failure to categorize the situation according to the Laws of the Game (categorization error).
The leaves were assumed to have appeared when their size was equal to or exceeded 1 mm.
The fragment was considered present in a taxon if its abundance in structures from this taxon was equal to or exceeded 2 (filter 'Fragment presence threshold').
"I understand terrorism," he says, "in a way that is equal to or exceeds anyone else".
L. 108 136, § 552(1), substituted "is equal to or exceeds" for "is in excess of".
There, salaries paid to urban teachers are equal to or exceed those paid to teachers in nearby suburbs.
As for terror, "I understand terrorism in a way that is equal to or exceeds anyone else," Mr. Giuliani says.
having an estimated cost, based on the results of preliminary engineering, equal to or exceeding $25,000,000, with priority consideration given to projects with an estimated cost equal to or exceeding $50,000,000.
