Sentences with phrase «almost equates»

Call it what you will, but we don't think of this as a huge «devaluation,» since the increase in miles almost equates to the savings on eliminated surcharges.

In human terms, this almost equates to spitefulness.

Religious experience, then, is almost equated with transcendence.

I'd almost equate it to the feeling I got right after my wedding day; the feeling that I'd been depriving myself for so long, I deserved to eat everything in sight.

Not exact matches

The average two - week payday loan, however, has a fee of $ 15 per $ 100 borrowed — an APR that equates to almost 400 percent per loan, according to the CFPB.

Karl Rove leveraged the «religious right» to almost get G.W.Bush elected in 2000 by equating conservative politics with a «Christian» belief, particularly for protestant Christians.

But we must not equate our personal financial decisions with godliness and use them as the yardstick by which to judge — because while we may be able to see what others are spending, we almost always can't tell why.

Instead, almost everybody, even people who are not Christians, equate such things with Christianity.

So many things can contribute to the political leanings of a person, that it is almost non-sensical to me to equate either atheism and left, or christianity and right.

My father loved my mother and didn't want to offend her family, so he suffered through almost three hours of a tirade that equated Kennedy with Satan, Democrats with Satan worshipers, and voting for any Democrat with voting for Satan himself.

That equates to a $ 92.9 million raising, a market capitalisation of almost $ 190 million and an enterprise value of $ 192.2 million.

This constitutes a U.S. Winter Olympic record and equates to almost the same amount of coverage as 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics and 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics combined.

Commentators sympathetic to Labour have come out almost unanimously to warn party members that such an outcome would equate to political suicide.

There could be as many as 40 trains per hour, equating to a train every 90 seconds, with an increase in capacity from 5,000 seats per hour today to almost 15,000 seats per hour by 2040.

The 16 point Labour lead is the equivalent of a swing of 7 percent from the Conservatives to Labour which is almost exactly in line with Great Britain as a whole (a 7 point swing nationally equates to a 7 point Labour lead).

Timber harvests in Pará equate to almost half of all native forest roundlog production in Brazilian Amazonia — the largest old - growth tropical timber reserve controlled by any country.

In one study of this effect, people rated cancer as riskier when told that it «kills 1286 people out of 10,000» than when told it «kills 24.14 people out of 100», even though the second statement equates to almost double the risk (Applied Cognitive Psychology, vol 11, p 495).

Given current global demographics, this equates to almost 400,000 children born per year.

However, the actual science shows almost the opposite, and when one looks at death rates, for example, lower cholesterol rates do not equate to longer life - in fact the converse is true: higher cholesterol levels lead to longer life spans.

However, the actual science shows almost the opposite, and when one looks at death rates, for example, lower cholesterol rates do not equate to longer life — in fact the converse is true: higher cholesterol levels lead to longer life spans.

Eharmony Australia is responsible for almost one in every 50 marriages over the last five years, which equates to almost 11,000 weddings.

contender for the major awards, but will almost certainly take home the prize for Emmanuel Lubezki's cinematography, given how many people equate length - of - shot with quality - of - shot.

These takes equate to down - time for Gadon, though she's lugging around a script the size of a textbook and the focus is almost always on Grace.

includes a secondhand anecdote from Schmidt that ultimately equates scare cinema with pornography more convincingly than almost anyone ever has, although for a professed fan in»70s horror, Schmidt's failure to get The Exorcist's year of release correct only confirms that his vested interest in the genre is minimal.

Our society, Delpit writes, has a «deeply ingrained bias of equating blackness with inferiority,» and it «seems always ready to identify African Americans with almost all negative behaviors.»

Being «on track» in this domain equates to having good concentration, helping other children and «almost never showing aggressive, anxious or impulsive behaviour».

Since the project began in 2011 almost 400,000 transactions have been made with over # 12 million being processed through the system, equating approximately # 40,000 each month.

Why do we equate administrator with leader and teacher with «Just - a-Teacher» as if that is almost a title?

Now contrast that with driving, an act almost no one equates with «fear.»

There are some equipment differences in standard spec between the two cars, but nowhere near enough to equate for the almost $ 20,000 premium asked for by Audi.

Official figures based on the European test procedure see it deliver average fuel consumption of 22.8 mpg, a figure that equates to an overall range of almost 400 miles on the relatively small standard 17.4 - gallon fuel tank (a larger 21.1 - gallon tank offering a 483 - mile range is available as an option).

At Barnes and Noble it seems to matter a small bit, but Amazon almost seems to decrease compared to when it's at 2.99... sometimes I think the higher price gets it more visibility, not that folks are willing to pay more or look for a higher price, but equating price with quality.»

While this equates to smooth, friendly scrolling and almost instant app start - ups, the most important benefit initially is that the S Pen works better on the Galaxy Note 8.0 than we've found on any of its stablemates.

Almost in the same breath that RIM announced it'd purchased video editing company JayCut, it's also said they're letting go of 11 per cent of its employees, which equates to around 2,000 jobs.

A typical two - week payday loan with a $ 15 per $ 100 fee equates to an annual percentage rate (APR) of almost 400 %.»

In fact I can spend fifteen minutes a day stimulating his mind with commands and training and it will equate to almost an hour of physical exercise before he starts to get tired!

All three locations combined will equate to almost 5000 lbs of pet food!!!

Because drinking is almost always equated with eating, make sure to place different drinking stations in area of your home away from their food bowls and their litter boxes.

If 60 % of products are set to fixed pricing in the practice management software, and the practice experiences a typical 14 % increase in inventory costs, that results in a loss of almost $ 16,000 in the first year, which equates to $ 50,000 over three years.

Chase often ups the bonus to 10,000 bonus points (in October last year) per approved application which is a super deal as 10,000 UR points equate to almost $ 100 or more in travel rewards.

The game was funded through Kickstarter, and the project gained massive media attention and over # 2 million which equates to almost $ 3 million USD from backers.

So, in the case of the NODC findings, the almost impossible - to - measure +0.09 °C over 55 years for the top 2,000 meters of the ocean indicates future temps, a hundred years out, will equate to an almost impossible - to - measure increase of +0.16 °C.

C over 55 years for the top 2,000 meters of the ocean indicates future temps, a hundred years out, will equate to an almost impossible - to - measure increase of +0.16

Ulster County's share of the valley's tourism industry equates to $ 472 million in tourism spending every year that is responsible for contributing $ 29.2 million in local taxes and almost 8,500 jobs.

Total number of hits today is almost 22,000 (well above previous CE high already, which equates to an average day for WUWT).

The website «DollarTimes» estimates that this would equate to almost $ 300,000 worth of insurance coverage in today's money.

Facebook could be facing a $ 40,000 fine for each of the 50 million privacy violations equating to almost $ 2 trillion in penalties.

That equates to the difference between probably getting all - day battery life out of the S9, and almost definitely on the S9 Plus.

What this equates to is almost two days of battery life with the screen always on at a low brightness and notifications and messages all being pushed through to the watch.

Still that equates to almost zero relevant work experience.