Sentence examples for equivalent impacts from inspiring English sources

Three hours later, "30 Rock" fans in the West enjoyed – if that is the right word – an unannounced walk-on from a different notable figure: Will these two celebrity guests have similarly enduring careers and make equivalent impacts on the cultural landscape?

Finally solutions with equivalent impacts are found.

The primary findings of that study were that the two interventions have equivalent impacts on affective symptoms and relapses.

In health terms, it has the equivalent impact of giving up smoking.

"Becoming a parent has an equivalent impact on your 'music relevancy' as ageing about four years," wrote Kalia.

For instance, one organisation went from zero to over 90% waste recycling; saving £21,000 in the first year, or the equivalent impact of £325,000 in new sales.

The 1m transport refrigeration units on European streets have the equivalent impact on air pollution as up to 56m diesel cars.

"If you allow people to suffer from loneliness it has the equivalent impact as smoking 15 cigarettes a day and is as big a risk as obesity".

Jennifer McKeown, an economist with Capital Economics in London, said bond buying by the E.C.B. had had "some positive impact on the periphery's bond yields, but it's not having an equivalent impact on market sentiment".

Now I think you will see, organizationally, searches for the equivalent impact of a supply chain.

It is generally believed that all such regimens have an equivalent impact on survival.