Sentence examples for are on par in terms of from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the Obama administration just called Twitter a "basic communication tool," implying that tweets are on par in terms of their importance to a society to phone calls, texts and the like.

These new models are on-par in terms of quality and durability.

Dickey was so dominant against the Tampa Bay Rays that Manager Terry Collins said the performance was on par, in terms of pure pitching quality, with Johan Santana's no-hitter.

They also have immense 52-inch screens with 1080p resolution and 120-hertz refresh rates, and are roughly on par in terms of image quality.

But for now, CO2 and the SLCFs are nearly on par in terms of their climate changing effects, according to Veerabhadran Ramanathan, a professor at The Scripps Institute of Oceanography.

That's a big increase for a device that analysts expected to perform pretty much on par in terms of Q2 last year.

For this second one both local and QAB's may be at par in terms of advantage and handicap.

The app itself feels solid and the streaming quality seems to be on par with Netflix in terms of looks and speed.

Populations of hoofed animals are on par with those seen in protected reserves in Belarus.

I found these shoes to be on par with the Classics in terms of range of motion and protection.

In terms of pure athleticism, few players in this draft class are on par with Smith.