Sentence examples for equivalent to more from inspiring English sources

That is equivalent to more than 600,000 users.

Each percentage point is equivalent to more than 3 million Americans.

This would be equivalent to more than £50,000 a year.

Full marks are equivalent to more than seven A-grade A-levels.

For bulk carriers alone, the backlog is equivalent to more than two-thirds of existing capacity.

Reported to be the "biggest carpet ever made", it cost £5,000 – equivalent to more than £400,000 today.

In 2014, the SPM was 15.3% – that's equivalent to more than 48 million Americans living in poverty.

Greece has received assistance equivalent to more than its entire annual GDP – which dwarfs, for example, the Marshall plan.

That is equivalent to more than half the $350m profit Beijing Enterprises is forecasting it will make this year.

"That's equivalent to more than two years of normal household formation that have gone missing," Mr. Kolko wrote.

With public debt equivalent to more than 130% of GDP, the scope for further fiscal stimulus is limited.