Sentence examples for may equals from inspiring English sources

The RITZ-CARLTON (212-308-9100, $495 and up), which opened in May, equals its formidable rival.

The increased intra-abdominal pressure thus produced may equal or exceed the force of the uterine contractions.

In other ways, Wölfli seems to have been the paradigmatic modern artist from hell and, strangely, his artistic persona may equal in importance his mind-boggling creative outpouring.

The annual migration of wild game across the Boma plateau may equal the more famous annual migration through Tanzania's Serengeti plains.

One reason these clinics are rare is that they may equal traditional clinics in health care, but not in business success.

4. Waitrose Devonshire clotted cream £3.99 for 1 litre, waitrose.com Clotted cream may equal clotted arteries, but what a way to go.

The GAO has also speculated that more haste now may equal less speed in deploying a viable system, and higher costs.

There are fears that this year's emergency may equal or surpass the devastation of the 1997-98 El Niño when hundreds died in PNG, the toll claiming up to 7% of populations in some rural pockets.

Simply Orange, which is to be sold first in the Northeast, will have a budget that may equal the $37 million spent nationally by Minute Maid on its from-concentrate orange juice and other products, Advertising Age reported.

At the same time, Mingus's experiences have been steadily distilled into a group of compositions that for sheer melodic and rhythmic and structural originality may equal anything written in Western music in the past twenty years.

The available information suggested side effects may equal or exceed in severity the marginal treatment benefits.