Sentence examples for a rough equivalent from inspiring English sources

A rough equivalent to oneSafe is Keeper.

On Android, a rough equivalent is Papyrus Natural Note Taking, which is free.

For a rough equivalent, imagine ProZone installing their most high-tech system at a Northern Premier League side.

But English certainly has a plethora of contenders for a rough equivalent: self-pity, remorse, regret, anguish, shame.

Demonstrating the ability, and the inclination, to write well is a rough equivalent to showing up in a black Mercedes.

On Android, the Compass app from Catch.com is a rough equivalent to Commander Compass and it's free.

The measure is a rough equivalents to the active visitors that Facebook tracks to Facebook.com, but we don't know that for sure.

My commute is less a shift in narrative than a breach, the rough equivalent of a David Foster Wallace endnote: aesthetically jarring, physically inconvenient, and essential.

Mr. Kennedy, 56, a soft-spoken Tlingit Native Alaskan, is a dental therapist, the rough equivalent of a physician assistant.

One example that Käll shared at the Reeperbahn Festival involved TheFatRat, a German electronic artist signed to Universal who made a "music pack"—the rough equivalent of an EP in the music world available for purchase in the DOTA 2 store for 4.4 euros apiece.

Soldiers like Sepoy Aziz — a sepoy is the rough equivalent of a private — are killed and wounded almost daily.