Sentence examples for equivalent not from inspiring English sources

Open to all students who have taken 18.906 or the equivalent, not only prospective topologists.

Nothing too severe: the equivalent not of a broken serve but something in the region of 0-30 at 4-all in the first set.

This suggests that a contemporary 20 year old only expects to enjoy around 10 years more in retirement than their 1930s equivalent; not 17 years.

A number of courses ask for specific A-levels at A2 (ie the complete A-level or equivalent, not AS) but no A-level subject would be totally disregarded.

Then imagine its Long Island equivalent: not the Long Island of the Hamptons, but the Long Island of steakhouses, swimming pools and hard-nosed politics, where people live and work all week, year-round.

Mr. Young possesses the closest vocal equivalent (not very) of Mr. Valli's falsetto, a sound that is only one element of his polished jazz-ballad interpretation of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas".

The Saudis, for their part, got an equivalent not-quite-embassy in Iran.

The bankruptcy judge Steven Rhodes plays for a band called the Indubitable Equivalents, not the Interminable Equivalents as had been stated in the seventh paragraph.

Berkshire therefore ended the year with $43 billion of cash equivalents, not a happy position".

He's wondering where are today's equivalents not just of Billy Bragg, but the young Bob Dylan and Ewan McColl?

And that's why the threat of default isn't equivalent — and not expansionary.