Sentence examples for equate to about from inspiring English sources
This year's ratings equate to about 1.3 million households...
This would equate to about 5,000 jobs being lost out of 26,000 and could strip out about £900m in annual costs.
Ultimately, if the public thinks multiple failures of big banks are likely, only the government can offer a credible guarantee.That is just about manageable in big economies: commercial-bank deposits and other liabilities equate to about three-quarters of America's GDP.
That is a lot of money for one worker to generate ― let alone one whose pay and benefits equate to about $44,000 a year.
The findings of our regression analyses suggests that the difference in physical environments equate to about 20 minutes/week of MVPA for students attending schools with the lowest number of physical environment features by comparison to students attending schools with the highest number of physical environment features.
That would equate to about $60 billion in today's economy.
The movie was made for about €200 at the height of Ireland's boom, which equates to about 10 cents today.
The average reader snails through prose at a rate of about 250-300 words per minute, which roughly equates to about one page per minute.
A home user's Internet connection, with a laptop using Wi-Fi, would be available about 99.8 percent of the time, estimates Mr. Hölzle at Google, which equates to about 18 hours of cumulative downtime a year.
