Sentence examples for equivalent world from inspiring English sources

If its central bank or government inflates, its currency depreciates to bring its domestic prices back to equivalent world market levels.

In the women's equivalent, world cham,pion Sophie Millward has won her first ever Paralympics medal, coming second in a race in which the red hot favourite, Natalie Du Toit from South Africa could only finish fourth.

With this constraint, ray tracing from the image plane to an equivalent world coordinate is made possible.

The football equivalent of World of Warcraft obsidium bolts or justice points.

Muting particular users without "unfollowing" them allows you to avoid your weird uncle's Twitter posts without starting the family equivalent of World War III.

Cooke, 29, has won everything there is to win in her career – the women's Tour de France twice, the Italian equivalent, the world championship, Olympic gold.

At this length, "Reclaiming History" is the literary equivalent of World War I, a kind of trench warfare for the mind.

These constraints are converted to equivalent open world constructs before mapping.

We are not aware of equivalent "real world" data on the use of IPT to treat eating disorders.

The equivalent real world cost per patient for a hypothetical primary care trust was estimated to be £76.

The players can then make equivalent real-world donations to seven nonprofit organizations woven into the game.