Sentence examples for equal to somewhere from inspiring English sources
Reforming the oil industry It's better to be out to sea Reprints Related items America's pro-Israel lobby: Powerful, but not that powerfulSep 27th 2007There is controversy over the amounts, but between 1949 and 1953 the fund did obtain either 1.25m (its version) or 2m dunums this way, for a price then equal to somewhere between $4 and $18 per dunum.
For most people, recommendations are to reduce blood pressure to less than or equal to somewhere between 140/90 mmHg to 160/100 mmHg.
By contrast, the mereological sum of Socrates, the Pinturricchio frescoes in the Bufalini Chapel in Rome, and a volume of water equal to one pint in somewhere in the Indian Ocean is no such unity.
So we wanted some kind of scale that was equal to that, or at least somewhere along those lines.
The likelihood of observing an interval measurement with an inhibiting titer somewhere between '160' and '320' is equal to f ⊔ (7.32 ) = 0.129.
"Somewhere down the line when street art is looked at as equal to other art forms, people are really gonna regret the fact that Five Pointz is gone.
This is because, in reality, practices are unlikely to be given a budget equal to the predicted costs or target allocation, as their real budget will be set somewhere between a historical level of spend and a target allocation.
"When kids know they can go somewhere where they're going to be seen on TV, you're equal to anybody else in the world".
In an efficient market, every company would fall somewhere along the dashed black line in the chart below (with hype equal to fundamentals).
The results for high jitter levels (sigma equal to 15 or 20 degrees) show that there is a limit to IPA's robustness; this limit lies somewhere between 10 and 15 degrees.
