Sentence examples for equivalent or higher from inspiring English sources
However, other research finds evidence of a quite different pattern, where bullies have either equivalent or higher levels of self-esteem than bystanders.
Government policy seems to discourage second-time study: higher fees have come in while funding has been restricted if you hold an equivalent or higher qualification than the one you're going for.
Hermes said HMRC had confirmed in 2011 it was right to class its couriers as self-employed and said it is "committed to ensuring that our couriers receive earnings that are equivalent or higher than the national living wage".
It's now possible to examine census data yourself using Nomis, but the ONS also produced a report of some of the key facts in December 2012, which found that 27.2% of the population aged 16 to 74 had a degree or equivalent or higher – about 12 million people all told.
Hermes said it said it is "committed to ensuring that our couriers receive earnings that are equivalent or higher than the national living wage" and monitors estimated rates per hour and restructures rounds or increases rates if they fall below £7.20 per hour.
Hence, more compact CWs with equivalent or higher treatment efficiency per m2 than conventional CWs need to be developed.
However, the Pb2+ response is affected in the presence of molar equivalents or higher concentrations of Cu2+, Cd2+ and Co2+ ions in binary systems with Pb2+, consequent to their ability to bind with iminodiacetic acid, while Hg2+, Ni2+ and Zn2+ do not interfere at all.
Hermes has said that it is "committed to ensuring that our couriers receive earnings that are equivalent to or higher than the national living wage".
Bread contains about half this level, while some foods, such as cornflakes, sausages and other processed meat products, can contain salt levels equivalent to or higher than sea water.
With each Euro representing USD $1.46 and the cost for entertainment in Italian cities equivalent to or higher than prices in large American cities, the investment to stand before David almost besieged my joy to have finally achieved personal witness of such artistic perfection.
