Sentence examples for equivalent what from inspiring English sources

Now, for those of you who took Economics 115 or equivalent, what is the name of this line I've just drawn?

(This is probably less weird than the Cambridge University equivalent: "What would you do if you were a magpie?" I will leave the blogging of that question to our avian blog or to The Cartoon Lounge).

I wrote some of it myself, around the time of Blair's triumphant entry into Downing Street when there was so much press coverage of New Labour receptions, who was in, who was out, and we sought the secrets of the art equivalent: what was displayed (Cool Britannia), and what removed (Old England), from the walls of No 10.

When I had calmed down, I remember asking him about the equivalent, what does a bad black person say to a white person?

RIM reported a fall in revenue and handset shipments, and has $1.77bn in cash and short-term equivalents (what you could call "ready cash") at the end of March; Nokia has €4.9bn of net cash.

The equivalent is what's just happened.

It was a disaster equivalent to what just happened.

This is essentially equivalent to what is promised in the title.

"It was the equivalent of what Louis XVI did to the barons," Norquist said.

In this sense, it is equivalent to what social scientists term socialization or enculturation.

The original title uses the French equivalent of what Americans gingerly call the N word.