Sentence examples for equivalent of tossing from inspiring English sources
"Time to Bite the Bullet Back" was the editorial equivalent of tossing a Molotov cocktail into a hospital no-honking zone.
"It's the equivalent of tossing a coin each year," said Prof Jim Vaupel, a specialist in ageing at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Germany and one of the authors.
As for the Atlas team, the latest analyses unveiled at La Thuile has their bump at 3.6 sigma, or about 2 sigma after corrections, the equivalent of tossing five heads in a row.
That's the equivalent of tossing the contents of a garbage truck into the ocean every minute.
I am not claiming the situations are the same, but I do get the sense that every one of these mindless "Stop and Frisk" incidents is the equivalent of tossing a lighted match at an open gas can.
Patients and members of the public most disliked the statement 'a computer will perform the equivalent of tossing a coin to allocate you to one of two methods of treatment'.
They are the equivalent of monkeys tossing darts.
We are driving those species extinct at 100 to 1,000 times the natural rate a crime equivalent to tossing books from the Library of Alexandria thoughtlessly into a fire, erasing the shared inheritance of all mankind.
The equivalent, I could now see, of tossing a glass of water into the bowels of hell.
