Sentence examples similar to as of equivalent from inspiring English sources

Best of all, they cost about half as much as Champagnes of equivalent quality.

The effects of transverse acceleration are not as great as those of equivalent forces in the previous two cases.

(Armstrong also envisages a naturalistic account of propositions as classes of equivalent belief-tokens).

The characteristic values in the model were expressed as functions of equivalent age.

As this happened, the number of "equivalent" qualifications mushroomed.

"For years all this borrowing and lending was thought of as the equivalent of a sewage system or an electricity grid – necessary but dull".

The content of TA was expressed as the equivalent of malic acid.

com — but you might think of Compass as the equivalent of the launch of the first iPhone to the various other smartphones that preceded it.

You know, someone once described the joy and anxiety of parenthood as the equivalent of having your heart outside of your body all the time, walking around.

He described the £24bn bale-out of Northern Rock as the equivalent of 30 Millennium Domes 'without the prospect of a decent rock concert at the end of it'.

Think about this amount of money as the equivalent of bailing out AIG every single month, and then some.