Sentence examples for equate over from inspiring English sources

If all women in the target group were having regular screening, this volume of activity would equate, over a 3-year period, to 61% coverage of the female population aged 25 59 years.

If you were to spend £350 on jewellery, that would equate to over £100 in interest, according to Which?

That could equate to over $1 trillion of market value.

In our pre-Facebook comments era this would probably equate to over 1,000 comments.

Such spending on debt interest would equate to over one third of the government's revenue from income tax.

There is a general estimate that 7 to 10percentt of all world trade is fraudulent to some degree, which would equate to over $1 trillion (Counterfeiting Intelligence Bureau [CIB] [1997, 2007]).

Raith give a maximum allocation of 3800 tickets to away fans for a match such the Rangers one, which would equate to over £50,000 in income.

825 lives gone, that would equate to over 70,000 non-native women going missing.

However, at the edge of almond blocks, mummy nut removal over 3 months equalled 55%, equating to over 90% of nuts removed within 5 months assuming a linear rate of removal.

Here we see that the project received over $1.8m from the US Government in 2013, equating to over 50 per cent of total income.

In February, SeaWorld Entertainment reported a 2.7 per cent drop in revenue in its fourth quarter, below Wall Street expectations, which equated to over a quarter of a billion dollars.