It's a nice job with some potentially interesting work, but all things being equal, hardly the equivalent of, say, a presidential chief-of-staff, or even of an FCC commissioner.
"Having everyone get equal time is the equivalent of everyone gets a trophy, or we're not going to keep score, or even if we do, everyone's trophy is the same size.
The man who would pluck Allah from near-obscurity and become his Prophet transforming him into the equal, or at least the equivalent, of the Old Testament God "I Am" and the New Testament's Three-in-One was Muhammad ibn Abdullah of the Banu Hashim clan.
The man who would pluck Allah from near-obscurity and become his Prophet — transforming him into the equal, or at least the equivalent, of the Old Testament God "I Am" and the New Testament's Three-in-One — was Muhammad ibn Abdullah of the Banu Hashim clan.
Kilometre (km), also spelled kilometer, unit of length equal to 1,000 metres and the equivalent of 0.6214 mile (see metric system).
The numerical value of Hubble's constant H0 is 22 kilometres per second per million light-years; the closure density then equals 10−29 gram per cubic centimetre, the equivalent of about six hydrogen atoms on average per cubic metre of cosmic space.
Are, basic unit of area in the metric system, equal to 100 square metres and the equivalent of 0.0247 acre.
(If taxes are equal to 30percentt of GDP and 30percentt of GDP escaped taxation each year, then the unpaid taxes over the last three years are equal to 27percentt of GDP. If the government can recovery 20percentt of this money, it would be equal to 5.4percentt of GDP - the equivalent of more than $750 billion in the United States).
When Armstrong claims, as he did, that the synergies to be achieved by combining the two companies was the equivalent of one plus one equals eleven, I'm reminded of when AOL and Time Warner made similar claims for their 2000 merger.
This is the equivalent of losing a mass equal to the Sun's every.
