Sentence examples for australian equivalent from inspiring English sources

He claims that the NHS is far more generous with pensions than the Australian equivalent.

The family were, she says, bona fide bogans (the Australian equivalent of "chav").

By contrast, the Australian equivalent – 25% for standard tuition fee loans – is a much healthier figure.

The anniversary prompted NITV's Sophie Verass to investigate the Australian equivalent.

"I'm in the Australian equivalent, currently enjoying two weeks "sick leave" at the taxpayers' expense.

Bushmen's carnival, exhibition and contest of cattle herding and related skills, the Australian equivalent of the U.S. rodeo.

England's top three bowlers, Jimmy Anderson, Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann, took 70 wickets between them, each at under 30 runs apiece, while their Australian equivalents managed 52.

In addition, the construction sector is a more important provider of American jobs than its British or Australian equivalents.A housing-market decline will be a balance-sheet shock for American consumers that might prove the final spur for them to do what some have predicted for years; rebuild their savings.

New Zealand women born about 1888, 1913 to 1948, and 1958 to 1963 also had significantly higher mortality than their Australian equivalents (see Additional file 1: Table S2).

It has been the Australian cricketing equivalent of David Beckham's infamous metatarsal.

Chris Brown may yet tour Australia he has 28 days to appeal against the ruling barring him from the country which leads us into the Australian thinkpiece equivalent of hip-hop's East Coast vs West Coast war.