Sentence examples for has been equivalent from inspiring English sources

Growth over the past eight months has been equivalent to around 4% per annum.

That has been equivalent to the Lorentz forces in ITER TF coils.

The drop in stockmarket wealth over the past year has been equivalent to more than 40% ofGDP.

Investment in China has been equivalent to around half of GDP, more than three times what it is in Britain (a not very relevant comparator), and about 50% greater than it was in Japan just before that economy went pop almost a quarter of a century ago.

It has always had a great selection of privately-owned shops, a huge theater scene and Shore Road, which has been equivalent to a bike lane even before it became a necessity for them.

Follow-up of the DCCT cohorts in the Epidemiology of Diabetes Interventions and Complications (EDIC) study has shown persistence of this effect in previously intensively treated subjects, even though their glycemic control has been equivalent to that of previous standard arm subjects during follow-up (54, 55).

The full amount would have been equivalent to a little less than $10 per American.

His absence would have been equivalent to Tony Blair not turning up to the Labour party conference.

It concluded that the nineteenth-century U.S. facilities had been "equivalent and in many ways superior".

Had it released its energy in one go it would have been equivalent to a magnitude 5.8 quake.

She also points to evidence that Shakespeare's schooling would have been equivalent to today's university.