Sentence examples for equivalent share of from inspiring English sources

The region also has about half of Norway's total forest resources and an equivalent share of the country's total area of fully cultivated land.

According to the government's estimates, the oil subsidy in 2011 amounted to a staggering $8 billion, roughly 4 percent of G.D.P. (the equivalent share of G.D.P. in the United States would be $600 billion per year).

The Grand Coulee completed in 1942, if it were priced in terms of its equivalent share of the gross domestic product today, would cost some $40 billion.

It's fair to say that right now they're fighting over scraps, dividing between them an equivalent share of the market as is owned solely by Apple or RIM, but establishing a pecking order early on means that once that share starts to grow, eventually a portion of the Android market may outsize the totality of the iOS market.

It would take more than 322,000 average American families donating an equivalent share of their wealth ($162) to match the Adelsons' giving alone.

And so the bubble grew and grew: price-to-earnings ratios for Chinese stocks averaged an astounding 70-to-1, against a worldwide average of 18.5 to 1; the value of the A-shares inside China grew to be nearly double the equivalent shares of the same companies on the Hong Kong exchange.

Each share of Ventures becomes 0.52 equivalent shares of Liberty.

Estimates from the Global Burden of Disease Study indicate that high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and overweight and obesity, respectively, were responsible for 46%, 24%, and 11% of global mortality from cardiovascular disease in 2001, and almost equivalent shares of CVD morbidity [ 137].

In our example, we add the 0.7049 fractional share to the 98 whole shares of Company B to obtain 98.7049 shares of Company B. Convert the total number of shares you received of the acquiring company stock to the equivalent shares of the original acquired company stock you held, using the conversion ratio according to the merger terms.

The equivalent share for the whole of Britain was just 1.8%.

But a loss of 1,400 seats would imply a lead over the Tories in terms of a national equivalent vote share of only some 4%, which would be very disappointing compared with Labour's 31% national opinion-poll lead.The Tories have not this year produced a detailed analysis of their expectations: but party sources say that they would be delighted to win 700-800 seats.