Sentence examples for the equivalent of each from inspiring English sources

The rapid increase has seen the average primary school expand by 30 pupils since 2011, the equivalent of each primary adding an entire class.

The biggest in Australia is the fuel tax credit scheme, which is worth $2 billion per year to mining companies, the equivalent of each taxpayer in Australia handing over $182 to the mining companies.

That's the equivalent of each England man playing over nine complete matches more than their Costa Rican opposite number.

Yar¿ bought a dozen of the largest for the equivalent of 25p each.

The lead lawyer, Robert Swift, said victims would receive the equivalent of $1,000 each.

She rented six movies for the equivalent of $1 each from the tape man, who pulled his wares out of a stuffed black backpack.

He bought shares in February , 1998for the equivalent of $5 each; they now trade at $110.5625, or 59 times his sales-per-share estimate of $1.87 for this year.

It said it received more than 96percentt of Brovig's shares for the equivalent of $3.07 each under a tender offer it began last month.

The council also receives the equivalent of $1.6 billion each year in donated media time and space, she said, making it a leading advertiser in the United States.

The chances cost the equivalent of 20 cents each, but in a village this poor few of their neighbors could afford even a 20-cent gamble.

The doughnuts, at the equivalent of 98 cents each, are more expensive than in New York, where they sell for about 85 cents.