Sentence examples for equating to almost from inspiring English sources

For at least a decade now there have been more than 30,000 annual suicide cases – equating to almost one every 15 minutes.

This netted a final sample of 5289 Aboriginal children living in 1999 responding families, equating to almost 18% of all Aboriginal children living in Western Australia.

Approximately 400,000 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer in Europe each year, equating to almost a quarter of all male cancers [ 1].

Almost 4,500 volunteers took part in the weekend event, cleaning 335 beaches and collecting 247,914 items of litter - equating to almost 1,741 pieces for every kilometre surveyed.

At £20 million per hour it equates to almost £335,000 per minute.

The record public borrowing figures equates to almost £1,000 for every family this month alone.

This equates to almost 100 feature films or 84,000 8 megapixel photos.

This equates to almost 140 Merseyside patients missing the chance of their bowel cancer being diagnosed earlier.

That equates to almost $1.7bn in sales, but Mylan said it made revenues of about $1.1bn after fees to distributors and others.

Both Papa John's stuffed-crust sausage and pepperoni pizza and Domino's hotdog stuffed-crust pepperoni passion pizzas contain 16g, which equates to almost three teaspoonfuls of salt.

That equates to almost one chance in four – slightly less likely than Arsenal winning the Premier League, if context is required, but a little likelier than Andy Murray winning the Australian Open.