Sentence examples for equivalent to them from inspiring English sources

Still, he said, the intrafamily loans are much riskier than such investments, and so are not necessarily equivalent to them.

"But if it could be a short-term thing — a sort of online equivalent to them sitting in on a college campus class — I think that would be phenomenal".

I asked, in Russian, if he knew how crazy it drove Russians, inside and outside of Ukraine, to see that flag — how it was the equivalent, to them, of seeing a swastika.

"There is no U.S. equivalent to them as a power couple," said Caryn Mandabach, the producer behind the megahit "The Cosby Show" and a longtime friend of Ms. Murdoch's.

"The early sibling bond is a preparation for other adult relationships, of course – though it's by no means equivalent to them, and corruption or disaster generally befall those who make the mistake of clinging to it as a model of dynastic rule or sexual union (Siegmunde and Sieglinde in Wagner's Ring).

(They differ slightly from those of Burgess (1979) but are equivalent to them).

Since these are not sets, we instead employ Scott's trick and instead use "set of well-founded pointed graphs whose node sets are ≡-equivalent and with the property that no pointed graph of smaller rank is also ≡-equivalent to them".

Connecting them in parallel is equivalent to placing them side by side, increasing the total area available for the flow of charge.

Your partner would feel overjoyed by reading about them again since it would be equivalent to reliving them!

But he too quickly implies that understanding these despicable actions is equivalent to making them understandable, that is, to making excuses for them.

To feel sorry for handicapped people … is equivalent to hiding them".