Sentence examples for be the equivalent in from inspiring English sources

What would be the equivalent in Britain?

What would be the equivalent in the sphere of politics?

As a percentage of the population, that would be the equivalent in the United States of 3.75 million people.

One JUUL pod is estimated to be the equivalent in nicotine as an entire pack of cigarettes, and Tara says she goes through one pod every few days that's a lot of nicotine.

In a 1998 Syracuse Herald-Journal article a collection of thirty original Balabushkas cues and six Gus Szamboti cues was estimated to be worth 2 million dollars, the cues said to be the equivalent in the cue collecting world of Rembrandts and van Goghs respectively.

The new Tier 2 regulations finalized in 1999 and the retirement of most Tier 1 automobiles by around 2030 will be the equivalent, in terms of air quality improvement, of removing 164 million cars from the road.

The pre-hospital SBP and RR values were less complete than were the equivalent in-hospital values.

It is the equivalent, in Tokyo and Seoul, of jogging with George W. Bush.

It's the equivalent in America of mall culture".

"They are the equivalent in our country of Randy Johnson and Alex Rodriguez".

The standard payment is the equivalent in Chinese currency of between $25 and $30.