Sentence examples for equivalent nearly from inspiring English sources

The equivalent, nearly two decades later, of stealing notebooks from a teacher's cabinet; of crossing a line.

Almost 50%% held an academic position or were professional advisors; about 20%% were department managers or the equivalent; nearly 10%% were senior managers; while a lower share were project managers (Fig. 2).

Approximately 80% had at least a high school diploma or equivalent, nearly half (48%) were employed, and 65% had health insurance including Medicaid or government subsidized insurance programs (Table 1).

This was equivalent to nearly nearly half the number rescued last May, a month which saw an unprecedented level of migration in the Mediterranean.

The government estimates there are about 1.2 million Irish-born people living abroad, the equivalent of nearly one-third of Ireland's resident population.

Physicians often have a choice between equivalent, or nearly equivalent, treatments that cost hugely different amounts.

The top bracket of 91percentt began at $400,000, which is the equivalent of nearly $3 million now.

This is equivalent to nearly 11% of the total carbon footprint of UK businesses and transport.

The ratings agency expects government debt to reach the equivalent of nearly 130 percent of G.D.P. this year.

That achievement triggers share awards equivalent to nearly 40% of managers' total potential payout under the long-term incentive scheme.

It forecasts that 86m pairs will be sold in Britain this year - the equivalent of nearly three pairs a second.