Sentence examples for equivalent more from inspiring English sources

I've been to some beyond-sublime places trying equivalent, more accessible 'medicines' over here, and that's the place a lot of my music comes from".

Martin Crimp, who adapted the version, and I agreed that he would confront all the opaque 19th-century references, either replacing them with equivalent, more familiar anecdotes or references, or removing them altogether.

At the time, I was an avowed moderate: I was a Hubert Humphrey Democrat, and I recall supporting something called "the Gavin Plan for phased withdrawal from Vietnam" -- the equivalent, more or less, of John Kerry's pledge to bring the boys home from Baghdad by 2008 or so.

The other is twice that, a 56mm equivalent — more like a portrait lens.

However, given that experimental conditions (mixing and current) were otherwise equivalent, more research is required to determine the cause of this difference.

This is shown to perform better than equivalent, more conventional composite beams at the ultimate condition, but is slightly less efficient when considering some serviceability aspects.

It is more trusted than its American equivalents, more lively than Deutsche Welle, more imitated (unsuccessfully) than any of them.

The company has over $18 billion in cash and cash equivalents, more than three times that of its nearest competitors.

The deposition was repeated several times, with each reaction depositing ∼0.18 surface equivalents more Ruad onto the Pt Ruad nanoparticles.

In Ker-CT-Ras skin equivalents, more cells demonstrated staining for both p63 and vimentin; in Ker-CT-Ras-p53 and Ker-CT-Ras-T skin equivalents, a substantial number of cells demonstrated co-localization.

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