Sentence examples for was about equal to from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Taylor took over, Muhlenberg's $32 million endowment was about equal to its debt.

In 2000, the level of investments in Germany was about equal to the average of the euro zone.

The fine, Emmert said, was about equal to the annual revenue of the Penn State football team.

Last year, the number of condos sold was about equal to the number of single-family houses that were sold, she said.

"A Company Worth More Than Spain?" (Market Watch, Dec. 26) noted how Microsoft's market value was about equal to Spain's gross domestic product.

Their increased risk was about equal to that reported for the entire study: hormone therapy would result in an extra 8 out of 10,000 women per year being found to have breast cancer.

(Canadian dollars are about equal to American dollars).

The reality is that our G.D.P. is about equal to the other twenty-seven nations put together.

Russian stock prices are down by 10percentt since July 1, and are about equal to levels in May.

That is about equal to the total number of pages published from 1970 to 1972.

Santorum's rhetorical eloquence is about equal to his analytical skill.