Sentence examples for will nearly equal from inspiring English sources

The spending will nearly equal Telefonica's entire 1989 sales.

His campaign spending this year will nearly equal what his boyhood hometown of Medford, Mass., population 55,000, devotes to its annual budget.

The International Energy Agency in Paris predicts that the increase in greenhouse gas emissions from 2000 to 2030 in China alone will nearly equal the increase from the entire industrialized world.

If current demographic trends continue, by 2050 the number of Muslims around the world (2.8 billion, or 30% of the population) will nearly equal the number of Christians (2.9 billion, or 31%).

By 2021, eMarketer says the number of cord cutters will nearly equal the number of cord-nevers with 40.1 million for the former, and 41 million for the latter.

In light of these findings, eMarketer has increased its estimates for cord-cutting substantially from 2017 to 2021, by which time the company concludes that the number of cord-cutters will nearly equal the number of people who have never had pay TV, referred to as cord-nevers.

Stratified block randomisation will be employed to ensure that there will be nearly equal numbers of patients in the two groups within the prognostic subgroups, even if the study ends prematurely.

Government debt is on track to hit historically high levels and at its current growth rate will be nearly equal in size to the U.S. economy by 2028, the Congressional Budget Office said Tuesday.

The drama, though, was nearly equaled.

Their territory now nearly equals the Islamic State's in Iraq and Syria.

Its incidence nearly equals mortality.