Sentence examples for has been equaled from inspiring English sources
Merckx won five Tours, a record that has been equaled by three others.
They are all brilliant evocations of American life by a writer whose unsentimentalized understanding of it has been equaled only by Raymond Carver and Andre Dubus, both of whom he influenced.
The role of wildfires as the most significant source of disturbance in boreal forests has been equaled by clearcuts during the past five decades.
At least one of these spectacular numbers, filmed to the music of Irving Berlin's "A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody," with overtones of "Rhapsody in Blue," never has been equaled on the musical comedy stage or screen".
Conversely, we ourselves introduced the possibility that in analogy with other intramembrane proteolytic cascades such as that of Notch [53], PARL acts downstream of other protease(s) [9]; despite our words of caution, the dependence of the accumulation of the soluble form of OPA1 on PARL has been equaled to a broader role for the protease in the constitutive generation of the short forms of OPA1.
It's run has been equalled by only two plays - "Lightning" (1291 performances) & "Abie's Irish Rose" (2532).
"His modesty and temperament has been equalled by his incredible vision, foresight, knowledge and skilful man-management.
The cut at one-over-par 145 tied the Masters record, which had been equaled three other times, most recently in 1995.
In two cases there was an involvement of arytenoid cartilage; both CT and MRI have been equaled in these assessments.
His 14 World Cup goals have been equalled by Miroslav Klose and only bettered by Ronaldo's 15.
