Sentence examples for equate to a considerable from inspiring English sources

NASA's $10 million to be awarded to Engineering over each of the next five years would equate to a considerable chunk of the total amount of grant funding from the DOJ for research.

A 22 kg pterosaur would equate to a 4.2 m wingspan (using the wingspan/mass regression of Witton [24]) and suggest a considerable number of pterosaur taxa had far outgrown the limits of flight.

Weak banks do not equate to a strong economy.

Strong,aligned feet equate to a strong, aligned body.

Good looks don't necessarily equate to a good character.

These figures equate to a diagnostic accuracy of 99.6%.

At scale, he says, this could equate to considerable cost savings for the healthcare system, potentially impacting millions via the Web.

This equates to a potential 85 Mt–CO2/yreductionon.

That equates to a record of 126-284.

This equates to a high polling efficiency of 1.16.

This hardly equates to a passing enviro grade.