Sentence examples for easy equivalence from inspiring English sources

Especially since Mr. Obama, in his book "The Audacity of Hope," praised Ronald Reagan for his "insistence there was no easy equivalence between East and West.

But we should be careful about the easy equivalence so many make between the Tea Party and OSW – the aims are radically different, and because of this, the tactics are, too.

He can suggest, say, an easy equivalence between the bombing of Dresden (or Hiroshima, as he does at one point) and the attacks on the Twin Towers; or he can wonder vaguely about time going backwards; and most pointedly he can get away with as much mawkishness as he wants.

The poetry is all in this calm and gentle equivalence.

SENTENCE EQUIVALENCE Easy: deteriorate and decline Medium: complicated and involved Hard: Indecorous and unseemly   TEXT COMPLETION Easy: (i) surprising; (ii) justifies Medium: (i) come through (ii) aside from supporting (iii) protect Hard: (i) rumination on (ii) utterly mysterious (iii) most prosaic   READING COMPREHENSION 1. b. and c. 2. a., b. and c.   QUANTITATIVE REASONING Easy: a., b. and c.

Thirdly, the approach cited by Ward et al. of Herman et al. [ 3] is unacceptable: it fails to identify environmental variation or to separate it from genotypic variation, and would make it easier to prove equivalence between genotypes in small datasets.

With its aid (and the Traditional Definitional Scheme's), it is now easy to prove the equivalences corresponding to the alternative definitional schemes.

Even if you are the most by-the-book Catholic, it is pretty easy to see the false equivalence imbedded in Wuerl's statement.

The criteria of agreement were based on clarity (is it clear?), common language use (is it easy to understand?) and conceptual equivalence (is the concept measured in original US-English version captured?).

Therefore it is the easiest scale for performing a test of equivalence by the graphical equivalent of the TOST procedure advocated in this paper (see Figures 3 and 4).

The forward direction of this equivalence is much easier to prove; in fact, for any formula A, A → AH is derivable in predicate logic.