Sentence examples for which would equal about from inspiring English sources

To qualify for the discount, which would equal about two-thirds of this year's $31,440 tuition (room, board and other fees add about $13,000 to the total annual bill), students must graduate in the top 10 percent of their high school classes and have a combined score of at least 1,200 on their math and reading SATs — but no less than 550 on either — or an ACT score of 27 or above.

Our results show that the reported income by self-employed has to be increased by about 25%% to obtain the level of income which would equal the level of underreporting by employees.

Reports vary from 38 million users to 8% of the population, which would equal more like 20 million.

The $8 million, if divided up among the victims and their families, would equal about $10,000 apiece, which is not enough to even pay the lawyers who filed the suit.

"We've taken 20 points from 13 games [since Simpson took charge] and over a season that would equal about 70 points, which shows where we could have been.

The US recording industry counts 1,500 streams as the equivalent of one album sale – which in the case of The Life of Pablo would equal about 267,000 albums.

That would equal about 1percentt of the nation's economic output, which economists and Fed officials said could make a difference if the money gets into people's hands quickly enough.

That figure alone would equal about a quarter of Afghanistan's foreign currency reserves, which Mr. Karzai said totaled $4.8 billion.

That $80.2 billion would equal about $400 for each American between the ages of 17 and 65, which shows just how enormous the fund would have to be to create a tangible dividend.

American has about 85,500 employees, so an 8percentt cut would equal about 6,840 jobs.

That would equal about 10 tons of gold or more than 100 tons of silver.