Sentence examples for worth equal from inspiring English sources

Some Park Avenue co-ops require buyers to have a net worth equal to four times an apartment's price, up from the old standard of three, said Jonathan Miller, an appraiser.

Desmarets de St-Sorlin did his best, in his work, to show that Christian themes and imagery were of a worth equal to their pagan counterparts.

It's a twirl of bittersweet magic, a dream ballet worth equal parts cheers and tears.

In the former Soviet republic of Georgia, billionaire Bidzina "Boris Ivanishvilii has a net worth equal to one-third of his country's $15.8 billion gross domestic product, according to Forbes magazine.

The decline in wages may have, in part, contributed to growing wealth inequality, resulting in a member of the 1percentt's worth equaling 288 times that of the median U.S. household, the Economic Policy Institute found in a report released in September.

More than 35 years' worth of equal opportunities legislation hasn't yet delivered equality at work.

And enormous gains are not worth the equal risk of horrendous loss.

When Rockefeller retired in the early 20th century, his net worth was equal to about one-thirtieth of America's annual GNP.

In contrast, the Greek Parliament will be voting Wednesday on yet another round of austerity measures, this one worth $17 billion — equal to 7 percent of gross domestic product — to meet the demands of international lenders standing between Greece and sovereign default.

If the payment is a compassionate one, isn't each lost life worth an equal amount of compassion?

At present, it is either evaluating or negotiating the acquisition of materiel worth an equal amount which, like all earlier procurements, would be via the government-to-government foreign military sales route.