Sentence examples for equivalent to only from inspiring English sources

Exports are equivalent to only 20% of global GDP.

That, however, is equivalent to only eight bankers per 100,000 of China's population.

Trade was equivalent to only 31% of its GDP in 2012.

Since total tax revenues are equivalent to only 19% of GDP, there would seem to be scope for increases.

Exports are equivalent to only about 25% of GDP, compared with over 100% in Malaysia in 2008.

This sounds incredible – even though a page of the large-faced Russian typescript they worked from is roughly equivalent to only half a page of their Collins text.

For filter and plain cigarette smoking results are shown for three comparisons, including, for studies where there is a choice, the nearest available equivalents to only filter vs. only plain (with results for all lung cancer also shown in Figure 21), ever filter vs. only plain, and only filter vs. ever plain.

Misandry will be equivalent to misogyny only when women are equal to men.

In New York City, department offices used to be the temporal equivalent to purgatory, only without the charm.

This is essentially equivalent to allowing only computer programs with finite lengths of code.

Mathematically, this is equivalent to using only field declination and inclination in assimilation.