Sentence examples for an equivalent to from inspiring English sources

Is there an equivalent to being 'unAmerican' in France?

"What an asset," says Roberts. "It's an equivalent to Christchurch Meadow in Oxfordshire.

Party politics is more fractured even without an equivalent to the SDP.

For one thing, it's hard to find an equivalent to the castrato voice.

The Nauruan criminal code does have an equivalent to Australia's apprehended violence order.

I hope there's an equivalent to NoViolet Bulawayo or Richard House on their longlist.

But Australia lacks an equivalent to the N.C.A.A. system, which governs U.S. college athletics.

Soon it will introduce an equivalent to the 60-watt incandescent, he said.

The principal deity of the Aramaeans of Palmyra was Bol (probably an equivalent to Baal).

As did feminist artists of the 1970s, Ms. Amer fixated on sewing as an equivalent to male labor.

Trump sorely lacks an equivalent to James Baker, Reagan's wily chief of staff, who helped arrange the negotiations with O'Neill.