Sentence examples for equivalent it is from inspiring English sources

While many medical situations can be taken care of by a trip to a drugstore and others obviously require a call to 911 or its equivalent, it is the gray area in between that challenges travelers to be a bit more resourceful.

But ED is one diagnostic category applicable to men in the 'Sexual Disorders' section of the DSM, while FSD is not its equivalent – it is a generic umbrella term for diagnoses that vary significantly.

In French farce, sex motors the plot: in its more staid English equivalent it is the prospect of social discomfiture.

Unless performance of both approaches is equivalent, it is difficult to judge whether the fuzzy one is doing its best, because the precision gap between the best understandable model and the best black-box model is not known.

Both titanium and plastic are fairly similar and equivalent, it is a local choice.

While Mr. Jamali is Mr. Vajpayee's constitutional equivalent, it is General Musharraf who holds the real power.

Unlike its beef equivalent, it was round instead of square, comparatively hefty, and a little crumbly, in the manner of a fairly loosely packed patty.

Christmas Movie Equivalent: "It's A Wonderful Life", because it's almost as old as Tim Duncan.

But if you can afford the GM equivalent, it's a safer buy.

Of course, TV Time's data is not a Nielsen equivalent — it's user-generated and self-reported.

Although the facts at issue here are intensionally equivalent, it's not the case that the fact that {Socrates} exists grounds the fact that Socrates exists.