Sentence examples for equivalent for the from inspiring English sources

Psychoanalytical cures are the equivalent for the wealthy.

Schools would be assessed in ways that were nationally equivalent for the sake of us parents.

There is no equivalent for the term, or the institution, outside France.

Corbyn's equivalent, "For the many, not the few", strikes a jarring, perhaps more divisive tone.

All MIT entities are equivalent for the purposes of this rule.

Orbot offers an equivalent for the Android operating system; there is nothing for iOS.

Mr Cameron concluded that, sadly, there could be no equivalent for the Tories.

Constructed wetlands (CWs) require large area per population equivalent for the treatment of domestic wastewater.

The performers, for the most part, fail to find an interpretive equivalent for the genuine emotions in the music.

But the engineering equivalent for the human world is, with few exceptions, still a long way off.

In his poem "The Thought Fox", Ted Hughes finds a vulpine equivalent for the creative act itself.