Sentences with phrase «say at least the equivalent»

I would say at least the equivalent of 1 can (about 1 1/2 cups, after being drained), though if you're feeding a larger crowd, 2 cans (3 cups) wouldn't hurt.

Not exact matches

«We always maintain at least $ 20 billion — and usually far more — in cash equivalents,» Buffett said in the 2014 Berkshire Hathaway annual report.

Supporters of the Crossrail project say it will generate at least 75,000 business opportunities and support the equivalent of 55,000 full time jobs right around the UK.

In other IDA action, O'Halloran said he was «comfortable» with Skate Time USA of Accord reporting only 12 FTE employees (full - time equivalent) when the firm had promised at least 20 on its IDA application four years ago.

If such lines are derived outside the United States, NIH will decide if the rules under which they were obtained are «at least equivalent» to NIH rules, said Kington.

An equivalent operation for humans will not be available for at least a few years: «It's a matter of making sure we can go up the ladder in terms of more complex defects,» he says.

Let's say that the Galilean - equivalent planets of a brown dwarf would be significantly larger than their prototypes, having grown in proportion somewhat in proportion to their primary, and that they were at least as dense as any terrestrial planet never mind more massive.

Judy Greer isn't quite the female equivalent of Tyler Labine (although she certainly didn't help her cause any by co-starring with him on «Mad Love»), but suffice it to say that she's at least as deserving of a successful series.

The government says primary school children will be guaranteed at least 950 hours a year of teaching time, equivalent to 25 hours a week.

That puts the six - cylinder X4s well into Porsche Macan territory, but BMW says more standard equipment at least accounts for the price premium over the equivalent X3.

That said, you should also at least be aware of what you might be giving up if you continue to keep your entire nest egg in cash equivalents.

Zittel once said, people won't understand my work fully for at least ten years until they see the cycles of the shifts of my practice - how one utopia becomes equivalent to another.

Moreover, REN21 says renewables are becoming the «least cost option» with some countries at US$ 0.05 per kilowatt hour or less, below equivalent costs for fossil fuel and nuclear.

If we eliminate that group from those eligible for law schools, or at least raise the admission standards — say nothing below nomination for Nobel prize or its equivalent (excluding economics)-- it seems we'll have a reasonable chance of a graduating law school students who know how many legs there are in a syllogism, and where to put them.

Like I've said before, you can have the equivalent Samsung for half price (in the UK at least).

It's unclear if Blu's implementation is quite as holistic as, say, equivalent functionality on Huawei's Mate S or ZTE's Axon Mini, but it at the very least appears to be a serviceable, if rough, approximation of the Apple iPhone 6s's Force Touch.

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Of the experienced investors in the group, at least two said they hold title to properties (quite a number of properties) in their own name or equivalent (ex.