Sentence examples for equivalent to your from inspiring English sources

If the gross debt is equivalent to your mortgage, the deficit is the overdraft, the running gap between your outgoings and ingoings.

It's about equivalent to your lifetime risk of bowel cancer (a diagnosis, rather than death from it) if you eat three rashers of bacon every day.

I know there are people who can do this by eye, using such Weight Watchers tips as one cup is equivalent to your fist.

To do so, I have attempted an equivalent to your network from "Translating network models to parallel hardware in NEURON" (Hines & Carnevale, 2008) in its Pythonic version.

Scalia said that the idea that the Constitution was a "living organism" was "anthropomorphism" equivalent to "your stock broker when he tells you the market is resting for an assault on the eleven-hundred level".

There, your ranking stops being equivalent to your tier (rank one players being best, and rank 25 being worst), and becomes your actual place in the cohort of the best players in the world.

Your salary is not equivalent to what your skills are actually worth to the company that employs you.

Not relishing every second of your time at university is the equivalent to spending your gap year in Bolivia and not finding yourself – sacrilege.

Managing your online reputation and protecting it is equivalent to marketing your personal brand, YOU.

So, we want to see how much that debt is as a proportion of the whole economy - kind of equivalent to measuring your mortgage compared to the whole economic value of your household.

Sleeping is the time when your body grows, so having plenty of sleep is equivalent to giving your body more time for growth.