Sentence examples for equivalent a from inspiring English sources

Production was 3.4 million barrels of oil equivalent a day, down 5.5percentt in the quarter a year ago.

What is the 2006 equivalent - a 10-year-old Metro?

Equivalent: a legal term is used in lay discourse.

Is there a British equivalent, a lump of machinery that somehow inspires mass public affection?

Estimates put current emissions at around 55bn tonnes of CO2 equivalent a year.

To wit, Exxon's production fell 3.3percentto to 3.68 million barrels of oil equivalent a day.

Nor did they want to wear sackcloth, or its equivalent, a dull gray flannel business suit.

Plunkett would be a natural fit as Cumani's winter equivalent, a role she has had before.

His art is the equivalent: a beauty that conveys aching emotion and is contained in boxes.

27 28 Stationary measurements during activity in the various rooms showed a moderate reduction of the equivalent A-weighted level.

(1) Assume output of 1.15 million barrels-equivalent a day, at 60percentt oil and 40percentt natural gas.