Sentence examples for people equivalent from inspiring English sources

About 23 million people, equivalent to the population of Australia, travel by train every day.

Together, these firms employ at least 1.2 million people – equivalent to one in 20 of the UK's full-time workforce.

Around 12m people, equivalent to one-fifth of the country's population, are reckoned to visit it every year, keeping 29,000 people in a job.

As The Economist says, we don't consider vandalism against property and assault against people equivalent; the same difference makes nonsense of the income taxes = organ donation thing.

She is planning to appoint "tens more people" – equivalent to about 5% additional staff or 40 new people to cover the expanded role.

It currently holds 5.8 million DNA profiles based on samples taken from 5.1 million people – equivalent to almost 8% of the population.

Emily took him to West Virginia to what looked like the East-Coast-rich-people equivalent of Disneyland.

Constructed wetland (CW) is an attractive wastewater treatment system for small communities (<2000 people-equivalents; p.e). because of the simplicity of operation, low cost, and reliable treatment efficiency (Kadlec 2000).

That amounts to almost 150m additional people, the equivalent of two new Egypts.

Thirty-five theusand pequivalent equivalent of a fair-sized town, moved here last year alone.

Six million people attended, equivalent then to a third of the UK population.