Sentence examples for equate to approximately from inspiring English sources

The results equate to approximately 114,000 "dissatisfied" claimants, of whom 60,000 were "very dissatisfied".

Turner had earlier said it would be cutting 10percentt of its workforce over several weeks, which would equate to approximately 1,475 people losing their jobs.

Those 60 years equate to approximately 21,900 days, or 525,960 hours, or in more finite terms, 31,556,926 minutes.

During an average nurse's shift of 8.5 hours this would equate to approximately 19 minutes per shift.

For the NDP3 programme this will equate to approximately 30 40 trials during each 18 minute period for each goal.

Based on the sample size in the present study this will equate to approximately 98 children at baseline.

This equates to approximately 15,000 young applicants.

At $5 each for a 40 ml bottle, the retail price equates to approximately $500/gallon.

This equates to approximately 2.9 million barrels of freshwater per day.

This equates to approximately a 13% average annual growth rate, compared to a historical one (in the last two decades) of 1.7%.

The CO2 impact of clothing consumption equates to approximately 38m tonnes, and an annual water consumption of 6,300m cubic metres, according to the report.