Sentence examples for generate the equivalent of from inspiring English sources

It would generate the equivalent of several nuclear power stations, and contribute over 5% of Britain's entire electricity requirements.

Ratner said he expected the project to generate the equivalent of 1,300 full-time jobs during construction.

"Nevertheless, the fact that wind power was able to generate the equivalent of all Scotland's electricity needs shows just how far renewables have come".

Under a new and expanding program for offsetting emissions, United Nations administrators calculated that the meeting would generate the equivalent of 461 tons of carbon dioxide, with air travel being the single largest component.

For tax reasons, he asked for a lump-sum payment that would generate the equivalent of the four-hundred-thousand-dollar annual pension that he'd earned at Debevoise an amount that turned out to be sixteen million.

Stephen Greenhalgh, the deputy mayor for policing and crime, said the move was part of a strategy of selling off part of the Met's property holdings that would generate the equivalent of at least $450 million.

Between 2007 and 2012 these tags generated the equivalent of 31 bird-years of data logging the vultures' location, altitude and speed every hour during daylight.

Bahrain has held Grand Prix races for the past three years, the last of which generated the equivalent of almost 3 per cent of the Kingdom's 2006 GDP.

The car is powered by the brand's 2-liter TFSI 4-cylinder engine, which produces 211 horsepower, and an electric motor generating the equivalent of 54 horsepower.

At its unveiling in Frankfurt last year, Audi said the purely electric A2 concept, with lithium-ion batteries and an 85-kilowatt electric motor generating the equivalent of 116 horsepower, would have a range of approximately 124 miles in the European drive cycle.

In its own right, the horse industry in New York — including racing, other horse sports and related equestrian activities, breeding, and ancillary businesses — has a $4.2 billion impact on the state's economy and generates the equivalent of about 33,000 full-time jobs, according to a study released in October by the New York State Horse Racing and Agriculture Industry Alliance.