Sentence examples for the equivalent week from inspiring English sources

Overall, arrests were down 55.9% on the equivalent week last year.

They were all traded in the equivalent week -- between now and next Sunday -- in the past decade.

In the week ending 30 November, the number of patients waiting over four hours to be seen rose 54% on the equivalent week last year to 27,458.

In the week beginning 20 September, Daybreak had a 23.7% share of parent viewers, down 6.6 percentage points on the equivalent week in 2009 – a 20% fall.

That is the same as the previous week, but 4.7 points down on GMTV's 24.4% share in the equivalent week of September 2009.

By comparison, for the equivalent week last year, total grosses were $19.7 million, and plays were less of a financial factor.

WHO guidelines support that the infant is cared for in the kangaroo position for the equivalent number weeks it would have taken for the infant to reach full term (or as long as the baby will tolerate the position) accompanied with appropriate follow up after discharge [ 54].

(Opening day at Geppetto's toy shop is pictured as the equivalent of the week before Christmas at F.A.O. Schwarz).

CONS If you miss a Friday class, you miss the equivalent of a week's worth of work.

The sampans are immediately left in the big ship's wake, and then they row back home, where a can of paint might fetch the equivalent of a week's pay.

There are now some 300 public internet-access centres across the country, but they are expensive: one hour costs the equivalent of a week's wage for a state worker.