Sentence examples for equivalent are from inspiring English sources

The investments, which Wall Street peddled as a cash equivalent, are known as auction-rate notes.

Two A levels or their equivalent are minimum requirements for entry.

Today's equivalent are the ranks of cramped housing that creep towards the south-east's motorways.

In T1 systems, introduced in 1962, 24 voiceband signals (or the digital equivalent) are time-division multiplexed together.

Those estimated reserves of 24bn barrels of oil equivalent are at the upper end of many estimates, and are not yet proven.

Lee and the 23-year-old Delgado understand the importance of these smaller tournaments, but the difference between Wimbledon and tennis's Class AAA equivalent are stark.

"Or whatever the equivalent is.

Now a 21st-century equivalent is emerging.

Money, or its equivalent, is money.

(Its nearest British equivalent is Ukip).

Today's equivalent is 86 sq metres.