Sentence examples similar to could have equivalent from inspiring English sources

"If you could have the equivalent of the Christian Coalition, it would be a bulwark for the Goldwater-Reagan wing of the party".

If your "spring cold" has you coughing, but does not include a body ache or sore throat, you could have "cough equivalent asthma" caused by an allergen such as pollen, pet dander, dust, etc. Pay attention to any skin irritations.

Los Angeles does not have equivalent organizations.

The underlying principle is that equivalent problems have equivalent solutions.

shot have equivalent amounts of alcohol.

Some say it could have become the equivalent of "Intel Inside" for the smartphone camera a brand that consumers trust.

Mr. Hubbard said that if the foam was spinning rapidly, the added energy could have been the equivalent of increasing its velocity by several hundred feet a second.

The bomber could have achieved the equivalent of its actual round trip by dashing a continental distance toward the Orient and then coming home again.

The Times report did not accuse Trump of any illegal practice, but citing analysis by tax experts, suggested that by registering a loss of $916m, the businessman could have canceled out equivalent taxable income until 2013.

But it would not be any MMORPG run by Turbine, she declared.The company could have mounted the equivalent of an evacuation, by moving the population of "Asheron's Call 2" to another world.

The idea that television contracts for Major League Baseball and the National Football League would be worth billions, that individual franchises like the Yankees or the Washington Redskins could be valued at more than a billion dollars, that individual players could have multiyear contracts equivalent to the budget of a small city -- all this would seem Orwellian to him.