Sentence examples for equivalent of the next from inspiring English sources

What has changed is that they are now on your neighbourhood corner, plying us with their equivalent of the next fix.

Imagine endorsing the equivalent of the next Tom Brady, for instance.

The problem here is that every time I sit down to blog I expect what I write to be the equivalent of the next great American novel in 500 to 750 words, and if I settle for anything else I regret it for months afterwards.

Instead of thinking of one dollar as equivalent to the next, the Luo draw rigorous distinctions between types of money, labeling some money "bitter," which means that it can be used only in certain ways.

The plan would require insurance companies to pay 5percentt of their capital for initial losses from terrorism, then provide government loans to cover losses equivalent to the next 5percentt of capital.

The exact order is determined by a lottery held before the draft, and a successful bid for a player will result in the team forfeiting the rights to their pick in the equivalent round of the next NFL draft.

Specifically, the positioning of neighboring molecules has been suggested to allow the intermolecular pairing of β1 from D3 of one molecule with β4 from the equivalent domain of the next.

The total global military expenditure in 2008 is estimated to be US$1464 billion. 2 Over 40% of this spending occurred in a single country, the USA, the defence expenditure of which is equivalent to that of the next 14 countries combined.

Still, Mr. Ulrich said, "living close to water doesn't necessarily mean that it should be the equivalent of living next to the Fulton Fish Market in its heyday".

Our scientists can identify the next Crick Institute or the next equivalent of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology for us to invest in".

The usual PR tactic is "changing the conversation", the crisis management equivalent of standing next to a clown fight and attempting to interest people in a new fart-noise iPhone app.