Sentence examples for has been equal to from inspiring English sources

Over the past five years, investors have become such a force on commodity markets that their appetite for oil contracts has been equal to China's increase in demand over the same period, said Michael Masters, a hedge fund manager who testified before Congress on the subject last month.

An Irish veteran could "take his stand proudly by the side of the native-born, and will not fear to look him straight and sternly in the face, and tell him that he has been equal to him in his allegiance to the Constitution," he said.

Twenty five minutes remaining and Monaco are making the running, but Areola has been equal to the visitors' long-range efforts since replacing Trapp.

The temperature of pyrolysis in both cases has been equal to 400 °C; the duration of pyrolysis has been taken equal to 0.5 h.

With occasional exceptions over the past 200 years, the patent office's performance has been equal to if not better than that of any other country in the world.

In particular, the share of reforms decreasing employment protection has been equal to 66%% of the total in Developed Economies and the EU and 46%% in Central and South-Eastern Europe (CEES) and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)(see Appendix 2 for the list of countries included in each region).

The number of copies that each piece of data (called shards) has is equal to 3 (Figure 4 (left)) according to the replication strategy.

The carb calorie every gram of carbohydrates has is equal to 4 calories (so, at 180 pounds, you need 342 grams of carbs per day).

The salaries have been equal to national parliamentary salaries until now.

Maybe no one would have been equal to the challenges of tackling decades of under-investment, layers of incompetent management, and an immensely powerful trade union structure.

Mean Freedom House scores on the traditional 2-to-14 scale have been equal to or better than those from any year prior to 2003.