Sentence examples for said equivalent to from inspiring English sources

In fact, it simply means "it is said", equivalent to "apparently".

"We thought maybe those assets would sell for 8 to 10 million pounds," Mr. Mitchell said, equivalent to $13 million to $16 million.

Oil spills were rife, polluting the land at a rate, campaigners said, equivalent to an Exxon Valdez oil disaster every year.

"The tipping point for wind, where it really took off in China," was at 0.8 renminbi per kilowatt hour, he said, equivalent to about 12 U.S. cents per kilowatt hour.

The project, which has since been sold to a Chicago energy provider, will produce enough electricity to power seventy-five thousand homes — a carbon savings, the company says, equivalent to taking thirty thousand cars off the road.

This purpose is advanced by sketching a framework for utopia that is inspiring and noting that this framework is highly akin to Nozick actually says "equivalent to" (333)—the minimal state.

To summarize, if a linear model were fit to small elongations (say equivalent to 3° saccades) it would grossly overestimate the passive force generated during larger elongations; if instead it were fit to large elongations, it would grossly underestimate the passive force generated during smaller elongations.

The distance covered in class, he said, was equivalent to five to seven miles on land.

The land expected to become pine plantations by 2040, Ms. Hayes said, is equivalent to the size of North and South Carolina combined.

He also said cities equivalent to 175 Londons would be constructed by 2050 and that the new houses, roads, schools and hospitals had to be sustainable.

The overhead on your grants, he said, is equivalent to the rent for your laboratory space.