Sentence examples for competition the equivalent from inspiring English sources

In the documentary competition, the equivalent top prize went to Keith Maitland's Tower.

Chapecoense were in the Brazilian fourth tier in 2009, but had recently made themselves a "national force" before their run in South American football's secondary continental competition - the equivalent of the Europa League.

Some of them build really elaborate nests and bring great gifts (these are the equivalent of rich guys), some perform spectacular physical displays (these are the equivalent of guys who spend all their time dancing at clubs), some just beat the crap out of any competition (the equivalent of jocks), and some just try to sing songs.

The bill also allows the government to define "abuse of dominant position" and empowers the Competition Bureau, the equivalent of the Federal Trade Commission, to punish price gouging.

It was also the first time every team managed to win at least 3 competition points (the equivalent of a win and a draw or three draws) since 1974.

A Dome3+4 probe containing both 4 n sites separated by their D. melanogaster spacer (Fig 1B) at 25-fold excess (Fig 3C, lane 12 a concentration that provides a 50-fold excess of 4 n sites) produces stronger competition than the equivalent concentration of either 4 n site alone, suggesting that two adjacent sites are able to bind Stat92E better than a single binding site in isolation.

Another element that will bring the Paralympics up to par with their Olympic counterpart is the reuse of twenty Olympic competition venues for the equivalent Paralympic sports.

It is no secret or surprise that men are more likely to have existing football roles at clubs, therefore finding themselves in an ideal position to take on the role of coaching an AFLW team, which has a shorter season (although it should be made clear that for an eight-week competition, the role is equivalent to more like 26 weeks).

South American football's governing body Conmebol handed River Plate a walkover to the quarter-finals of the competition, the continent's equivalent of the Champions League, where they will face Brazil's Cruzeiro.

However, the potential for intra- or inter-sexual selection in plants is the greatest during pollen competition in the pistil, which is the equivalent to sperm competition and post-copulatory sexual selection in animals (Fig.  1).

The two-point penalty will be suspended and applied to the equivalent competition in 2015.