Sentence examples for equivalently priced from inspiring English sources

The compact, inexpensive NU1 makes a fantastic practice piano, apartment piano or starter piano — better, for most people, than an equivalently priced real piano.

For around $250 (the mid-high sweet spot), the 4890 and GTX 275 are remarkably well-matched — more so than any two equivalently priced cards from the companies have been for some time.

Lyft has to fight harder for drivers on all fronts because, at least in San Francisco where I live, equivalently priced UberX cars are much more consistently available than Lyfts.

Two hours in this sports sedan feels like a day in a BMW M3; an equivalently priced Nissan 350Z is a tad slower to 60 mph, but features a better gearbox and far more compliant suspension (even the Track Edition Z is smoother).

The length of the game was poorly received, with reviewers commenting that it is difficult to justify the title priced equivalently as other next-generation console full games.

This suggested a simplified decision-making process for these cases: drugs were deemed equivalently efficacious and similarly priced.

This framework accords a special role to the hourly rate of pay, which is designed to measure the incentive to work or, equivalently, the price of not working.

But yeah, for grain and sharpness it's no threat to an equivalently-priced Nikon or Canon point-and-shoot.

Equivalently, it can be determined by pricing the contingent payments using the atomic security prices implicit in the prices of existing securities.

By pricing carbon emissions (or, equivalently, the carbon content of the three fossil fuels -- coal, petroleum and natural gas), the government provides incentives for firms and individuals to identify and exploit the lowest-cost ways to reduce emissions and to invest in the development of new technologies, processes, and ideas that can mitigate future emissions.

The hope is that the smaller quantity of long-term Treasury bonds outstanding (outside of the Fed) will tend to raise their price or, equivalently, lower the long-term yield.