Sentence examples for equivalent success from inspiring English sources

The roadtrip film's $35m US opening would suggest a UK debut around £3.5m, although it's rare for US comedies to achieve this kind of equivalent success.

Isn't the extraordinary success of the "Harry Potter" novels better news for the culture than the equivalent success of "Grand Theft Auto III"?

Tinchy earned a name for himself on local pirate radio at the same time as his friend Dizzee Rascal, and then watched Dizzee's switch to the mainstream without, for years, equivalent success of his own.

Every failure brings with it the seed of an equivalent success -- Napoleon Hill.

42 Botulinum toxin was reported as useful with equivalent success to some surgical case series.

The two hospitals in the present study used significantly different amounts of rtPA, but had equivalent success rates.

Hurst, in turn, was inspired, as her biographer Brooke Kroeger notes, by her friendship with Zora Neale Hurston, who worked for her briefly — a superior writer, who never had equivalent commercial success.

Retrospective comparisons between surgery and embolization showed equivalent clinical success and mortality, although embolization was applied to an older population with a higher prevalence of comorbidities [64].

We also looked specifically at mating and courtship frequency from three hours on, when virtually all females would be carrying sperm and observed lower courtship rates and equivalent mating success by the ML males under these conditions.

Previous studies have reported the equivalent technical success and symptom relief rates, and lower morbidity in ER, compared with OR.

However, based on the review result, we suggest that CB DOT can be considered as an alternative to clinic DOT for the treatment of TB patients, delivering at least equivalent treatment success.