Sentence examples for could be equaled from inspiring English sources
MANY zinfandels are so dense with fruit and spice that it's difficult to imagine them with anything other than a holiday dinner, where the wine's richness could be equaled by the meal.
We're talking tea-cozy floral: big, dopey, mauve-rose upholstery prints, lousy with the wrong kinds of butterfat and estrogen — evoking for me, when applied to a grubby little urchin of a blouson dress, a visceral horror that could be equaled only by a Jersey cow print.
The evidence suggests that fund managers are extracting management fees and delivering performance that could be equaled on average by holding a combination of Treasury bills and the market portfolio.
In this case, a safe-site could be equaled to a transitional or even a mature grassland for root tangle and plant community structure.
He had a joy for carnality that could be equalled by his tender expressions of life's more bittersweet fruits, and shook up Canadian sensibilities in the 1950s and 1960s.
It is the best medal haul since 1998's total of 16. Britain's best ever European Championships was in 1990 when the team took home 18 medals, a figure that could be equalled today.
At the same time, both could be equally responsible, or blameworthy, in degree (Zimmerman 2002, 560) or both could be equal in their moral worth (Richards 1986, 171, Greco 1995, 91).
There are some well-meaning people today that believe, just as the Plessy Court did, that separate could be equal, and that instead of integration, we should seriously try to equalize resources and investments in racially isolated areas.
The strategies could be equal, Professor Nelson said, as the selection seems presidential.
The outcome could be equal to that of Iraq," Tanzania's Foreign Minister, Bernard Membe, said.
