Sentence examples for set at the equivalent from inspiring English sources

Her bail was set at the equivalent of £75,000.

Environmental Defense, a group in Manhattan, says health studies show that limit should be set at the equivalent of two million tons.

In France, however, the offer was mistakenly set at the equivalent of twenty cents — and consumers didn't buy the second book.

Most of this burden was carried as an implicit subsidy to domestic energy consumers, with the price of diesel fuel, for example, set at the equivalent of two American cents a litre, and petrol selling for less than bottled water.

That movie, set at the French equivalent of Sea World, is about a whale trainer (the Golden Globe nominee Marion Cotillard) whose legs are amputated following a work accident.

The leverage ratio is being set at 3% – the equivalent of 3p of capital for every £1 they lend – and could rise to more than 4%.

The respiratory compensation point was set at the point at which the ventilatory equivalent for carbon dioxide was lowest before a systemic increase, and when the end-tidal carbon dioxide partial pressure reached a maximum and began to decrease [ 15].

The bGMYC probability threshold above which individuals are considered conspecific was set at 0.5 (equivalent to selecting the posterior mean of the analysis) to avoid over lumping or splitting species (as outlined in the program manual).

In 1919, the victorious allies wanted to ensure Germany would not be capable of war for many years and set reparations at the equivalent of 100,000 tonnes of gold.

The initial price tag for the bridge was set at $2.262 million (equivalent to $ in ).

The sound played was set at 98.6 decibels – the equivalent to the sound of a lawn mower.