Sentence examples for returned equivalent from inspiring English sources

In total, 553 daily medical report forms were returned, equivalent to an overall response rate of 97.4%.

But the Treasury has acknowledged that employers can return equivalent rights to individuals on a selective basis through their personal contracts.

That's a return equivalent to 24 times its original equity investment.

More significant, however, is that by paying down his mortgage, he got a tax-free return equivalent to the 5.5 percent interest rate on his mortgage.

Eventually the administration assigned additional staff members to start opening the piles of envelopes at the Revenue Department, in search of the tax-return equivalent of one of Willy Wonka's golden tickets.

An investor in a typical actively-managed retail fund, he found, would have to put in £1.55 to get a return equivalent to £1 invested directly in the market.

"The Physical Gold ETF is a simple, cost-efficient way to access the gold market by providing a return equivalent to the movements in the gold spot price, with an annual management fee of just 0.39%, plus and dealing charges," says Blowers.

Investments in national service bring multiple benefits as research has shown that every dollar invested in national service programs brings in a societal return equivalent to nearly 4 dollars.

The Investment Strategy of the Fund requires that over the long-term the objective is to achieve a real rate of return equivalent to at least 4.5% per annum.

High-impact West African offshore exploration of recent years appears over for the time being and East African onshore exploration does not give equivalent returns, in our view.

Another of their insights: Over the long term, different sectors tend to deliver equivalent returns regardless of differing growth rates, industry to industry or even country to country.