Sentence examples for equivalent of just from inspiring English sources

Over time, the disease leaves a child with the equivalent of just one functioning lung.

It would be the equivalent of just under $500,000 in today's dollars.

In money terms, the difference is £34m which is the equivalent of just one big movie.

Because she was so young, she says, the troupe gave her parents the equivalent of just $100 in today's currency.

The equivalent of just over a football field-size of forest is cut down every second, somewhere in the world.

For women, their recommended intake of 1.6 litres of water is the equivalent of just under three pints.

The equivalent of just one portion was grown in the UK and harvested by British or non-EU workers.

Like everyone else there, she now pays the equivalent of just $49 a month for health care.

"We spend our time training for the equivalent of just one stride of a sprint," he says.

Though the economy is growing, most people earn the equivalent of just $50 to $100 a month.

The right's answer to AIDS is the sexual equivalent of "just say no," and is no more effective.