Sentence examples for equivalent as much from inspiring English sources

Toderi's sustained hovering also reminds us that a permanently deferred arrival is the virtual equivalent as much of the poetic omnipresence of Catherine of Sienna's journey to heaven, as it is to Einstein's calculation that all time, past, present and future, is simultaneous and infinite at the speed of light.

These uncompensated activities are equivalent to as much as 63 percent of gross domestic product in India and Tanzania.

The cuts, equivalent to as much as 10percentt of the company's European work force, include about 1,200 jobs in Germany, T-Mobile said.

Then it did a surprising thing, issuing new shares equivalent to as much as 19percentt of Genentech to raise new capital.

Together with several other measures, these events could drain spending power equivalent to as much as 5% of GDP out of the economy, tipping it back into recession.

Its banks, mostly state-owned, are now nursing an estimated 7.9 billion euros ($10.7 billion) in bad loans, equivalent to as much as 22.5 percent of national output.

The state would seek to reduce direct aid to nearly 600 districts by an amount equivalent to as much as 5 percent of their individual operating budgets, for an overall reduction of $820 million from the year before.

Sony also said that it offered workers early retirement packages that are generous by American standards: in 2010, it promised severance payments equivalent to as much as 54 months of pay.

In the lush farming region of Waimaro, one village spokesman produced receipts to show that Lolohea had collected the equivalent of as much as twenty-seven thousand dollars — a Fijian windfall — from thirteen impoverished villages in exchange for jobs in Kuwait which never materialized.

Fairness of evaluations is obtained by setting equivalent conditions, as much as possible.

For a top-bracket taxpayer, that was equivalent to as much as 12% on a corporate bond.