Sentence examples for equivalent gdp from inspiring English sources

AMWAC: Australian Medical Workforce Advisory Committee FTEE: full-time equivalent; GDP: gross domestic product; GP: general practitioner; HMO: health maintenance organization; HRH: human resources for health; SID: supplier-induced demand The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

In 2014 Lockheed Martin, the US defense contractor, had revenues of $45 billion – the equivalent of the GDP of Tunisia.

The 172nd largest corporation, the Russian oil company Rosneft Oil, had revenue equivalent to the GDP of the 74th largest country, Uruguay.

"Education represents 12.9% of government spending, with total expenditure across the OECD exceeding $2.5tn a year, equivalent to the GDP of the United Kingdom," he added.

The report does admit that the value of UK exports to the EU account for 14% of the UK's GDP – equivalent to nearly £200bn a year.

This uncertainty has wiped billions off Britain's shares, billions off GDP, equivalent to the cost of many years of EU membership that leaving was intended to save.

"[It] would be, metaphorically, the equivalent of a GDP or GNP".

New York-based Evercore ISI, which is using its own GDP equivalent index, goes even further and puts the annual growth at -1.1%, or rather a contraction.

They are ready to invest heavily in a shipment of your new and improved flux capacitor - a sale equivalent to the GDP of a medium sized African nation.

Remittances from the US amount to about 5% of GDP, equivalent to about a third of exports and two-thirds of tourism receipts.

Just to give you some context, $6 billion is equivalent to the GDP of Kyrgystan.