Sentence examples for as the equivalent from inspiring English sources

It's seen as the equivalent of extortion".

Rousseau condemned it as the equivalent of self-enslavement.

These songs often functioned as the equivalent of attack ads.

The second is referred to as the equivalent mass method.

The other option -- renting -- has long been derided as the equivalent of throwing money away.

"It's absurd to treat a foul like that as the equivalent of 'raising your hands'".

A Chilean-born Jewishasussian, Jodescribedhis described his films as the equivalent of psychedelic drugs.

The E.U. delegation in Washington had previously been recognized as the equivalent to a national embassy.

The public sector calculated this as "the equivalent of more than 40 sizeable new hospitals".

"Some landlords are viewing their buildings as the equivalent of venture capital," he said.

Now he is held up as the equivalent of the Shah".