Sentence examples for equals those of from inspiring English sources
Its budget for overseas development aid, exceeding $10 billion, equals those of the United States and Germany and is surpassed only by France's.
The monthly data volume downloaded per user equals those of the highest current commercial offers.
The NHS budget will equal those of many independent countries.
Robert McNamara's years equal those of four soldiers who died in Vietnam.
At midday, mentions of "Rusty" on Twitter nearly equaled those of "Obama".
WHY do scientists say the fitness benefits of this workout can actually equal those of prolonged endurance training?
The dilemma is stark in large, diverse districts where resources of schools attended by the rich should, in principle, equal those of other schools.
Gore Verbinski, the director, has an appropriate sense of mischief, as a well as a gift, nearly equaling those of Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg, for integrating CGI seamlessly into his cinematic compositions.
Her encounters, in their bounteous variety, would seem to equal those of Catherine Millet, as recounted in her 2002 chronicle, "The Sexual Life of Catherine M".
"This shows that things are changing over generations as more women join the labour market and their skills and qualifications equal those of men".
Helping unhappy couples resolve their marital difficulties by upgrading their outfits struck several critics as absurd, and the ratings never equalled those of What Not To Wear.
