Sentence examples for any equivalent of from inspiring English sources

And is there any equivalent of America's slavery?

What we miss is any equivalent of the rich fibre of Waugh's prose.

There is no longer any equivalent of "the bank" that has an incentive to rework failing loans.

Meanwhile, outraged Iraqi exiles report that there won't be any equivalent of postwar de-Nazification, in which accomplices of the defeated regime were purged from public life.

Furthermore, there's no way to change the default apps for processes like maps or email, nor any equivalent of the "intents" that Android uses to let apps hook together.

The uprising in Syria has not succeeded partly because President Bashar al-Assad's government has violently thwarted any attempt to establish any equivalent of Tahrir Square in Cairo or Benghazi in Libya.

"Darwin, Crick and Watson have given us the equivalent of Galileo and Newton, but there isn't any equivalent to Einstein's theory of relativity".

The obligation under this paragraph may be discharged by furnishing any equivalent combinations of fringe benefits or by making equivalent or differential payments in cash under regulations established by the Secretary.

Jowitt's body of writing is far more useful to future readers than any dance equivalent of the Rotten Tomatoes site.

By changing Shakespeare's daughters to sons, Kurosawa removes from his fable the possibility of feminine importance and sympathy: there is no counterpart of Cordelia, nor any real equivalent of Lear and Cordelia's reconciliation.

Is there any current equivalent of watching cars in the parking lot? "If e-mail's not turned around in reasonable speed," Mr. Ballmer replied, "that's bad form".