Sentence examples for equivalents to from inspiring English sources

This anomaly apart, Gatiss and Moffat embraced what they call "equivalence" – finding modern equivalents to dated details.

"The point is there are functional equivalents to jungles.

Malle sought to create filmic equivalents to the various literary styles with which the author experimented.

The UK's closest equivalents to the US showrunners are Steven Moffat and Armando Iannucci.

The ballot-process market has no equivalents to institutional investors or hostile takeovers.

By contrast, there are currently no equivalents to FCMs in the swaps markets.

Equivalents to the north show red and green silts and shales of marginal continental marine sediments.

The markets pushed spreads on Greek bonds over their German equivalents to record highs.

Strikingly, the 2016 revival has coincided with the nearest recent equivalents to those outsider insurgents: Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.

Kmart more than doubled its cash and cash equivalents to $2.63 billion from $1.2 billion a year earlier.

In her recent work about the Trojan War, the puppeteer and storyteller Theodora Skipitares draws equivalents to current events.