Sentence examples for putting the equivalent from inspiring English sources

This allowed his Labor successor, Kevin Rudd, to provide two big fiscal boosts when crisis struck, putting the equivalent of nearly 3% of GDP into the economy in 2009.

One third of all tourist revenues in the province of Sichuan come from pandas, putting the equivalent of $16bn into the government's coffers.

Some polls put the equivalent figure today at around one in three.

"You can put the equivalent of 520 servers" into the BC12, said Patrick Toole, general manager of the product.

Because we have cut bureaucracy [we have] put the equivalent of an additional 2,000 police on the streets".

Lula has exhorted his party to put the equivalent of a clothes peg on its nose and support Sarney.

The city claims that it put the equivalent of $8 billion into environmental improvement and cleanup, which include sewage treatment systems but also an impressive number of city parks.

It accomplishes that with a special sensor called a microlens array, which puts the equivalent of many lenses into a small space.

The company put the equivalent of a mystery shopper on board to evaluate the drivers, and I always got glowing reports.

The WHO's health risks of air pollution in Europe (HRAPIE) report put the equivalent mortality increase for NO2 at 5.5%.

The movie generated considerable excitement, partly because Banksy or perhaps his advance team had put the equivalent of teaser ads — what looked like quintessential Banksy images — in sites around Park City, the Utah resort town that hosts the festival.