Sentence examples for that would equal from inspiring English sources

In Michigan, that would equal $7 billion annually, a sum nearly equal to our entire budget.

With no increase in benefits, that would equal a 6percentt drop in pay.

By his measure, that would equal 2.14percentt of his income.

Sampras is seeking his fifth Wimbledon title, a benchmark that would equal Bjorn Borg's modern men's record, in addition to gaining himself an 11th career Grand Slam title.

If all 275 offices have unaccounted materiel at the rate of the 13 audited sites, that would equal more than 650,000 rounds.

"Companies are perfectly free to invest their pension plans in low-risk bonds, and to use an assumed rate that would equal that low return," Mr. Stewart said.

And there are the portraits, the best of which convey a sense of scrutiny and stillness that would be equaled only by photography.

He said it could lead to cooperation that would be equal to that now provided by European authorities.

His most specific example was a significantly changed policy toward Iran, one that would be equal parts carrot and stick.

In today's terms, that would be equal to an annual spend of roughly $152 billion – more than the entire gross domestic product of some countries, including Hungary and Kuwait.

When I sold everything I owned to move to Australia, I thought that I'd find jobs that would be equal parts hilarious and character-building.