Sentence examples for the equivalent sum from inspiring English sources

The equivalent sum today would be £2bn according to the Bank of England's inflation calculator.

(The equivalent sum for the EU today would be in excess of $800bn).

For the equivalent sum the city renovated the entire Avenue d'Italie in 1999.

As this has not happened, the Treasury is instead taking the equivalent sum from the budget.

As that has not happened the Treasury is instead extracting the equivalent sum from the day-to-day public services budget.

That is well below the total worth of $775 billion for the 100 richest Americans, but well ahead of the equivalent sum for China's top 100.

Correlations between the generated specific and general factor scores, and the respective total raw scores were first assessed, with a particular eye on the correlation between the g-factor score and the (purportedly equivalent) sum-of-ten-items raw score.

According to figures from the Association of Investment Companies*, in the five years to 31 May 2013, which included the credit crunch and recession, investing £50 a month in the average investment company would have grown to £4,140 whereas the equivalent lump sum would have grown to £3,893.

Expending and rearranging gives the equivalent inequality sum a bigl[k_{1} b-c)^{2}+(k_{2}-k_{3}) bigl(b^{2}-c^{2}bigr) bigr]r_{1} b-c (5.5) which is clearly true if (5.2) is valid.

Multiplying both sides by (abc) and rearranging gives the equivalent inequality sum a b-c) (bk_{3}-ck_{2})r_{1} ge0, (5.9) which is clea b-ctrue if (5.6) is valid.

The freed reserves might be transferred to the finance ministry, which in turn would hand the state banks equivalent sums of treasury bonds.