Sentence examples for also the equivalent of from inspiring English sources

It is also the equivalent of an urban legend.

It is also the equivalent of €2,830 for every one of Ireland's 4.6 million population.

Only later would I realize that owning the album was also the equivalent of induction into a secret society.

The book won the 1998 Alfaguara Prize in Madrid, an honor that bestows not only considerable attention but also the equivalent of $175,000.

We saw why in the show's opening and again later: apparently this is not just Mr. Cowell's return, but also the equivalent of the Second Coming.

Jacobs is a genius but in this situation he is also the equivalent of a safe pair of hands – a bit like the Chelsea job going back to José Mourinho last season.

"It also runs the equivalent of a state.

He was also fined the equivalent of £176,000.

Cutting Congressional pay would also be the equivalent of a highly regressive tax.

It's also nearly the equivalent of driving a Hummer cross country, twice.

But Pratt would also move the equivalent of 500 jobs from its East Hartford plant.