Sentence examples for have been equivalent from inspiring English sources

She also points to evidence that Shakespeare's schooling would have been equivalent to today's university.

His absence would have been equivalent to Tony Blair not turning up to the Labour party conference.

At the pump, a 2p-a-litre increase would have been equivalent to a £1 a tank increase for small cars and £1.40 for Mondeo family.

"Rashid publishing this picture would have been equivalent to him signing his own death warrant," said Shahidul Alam, founder of the Drik Picture Agency in Dhaka.

Even a custodial sentence was no guarantee of safety: had he been given a prison term equivalent to time he'd served on remand, for Gillian it would have been equivalent to an acquittal – because he would be free.

The energy of the explosion is estimated to have been equivalent to that of about 15 megatons of TNT, a thousand times more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, on Aug. 6, 1945.

For example, I have ten(10) fingers entails the number of fingers I have is equivalent the square root of the sum of 9 squared plus the first prime number represented by numerals that sum to ten(10).

It concluded that the nineteenth-century U.S. facilities had been "equivalent and in many ways superior".

The drop in stockmarket wealth over the past year has been equivalent to more than 40% ofGDP.

Ford said that the numbers of migrants in some British towns had been equivalent to the quota of 1,200 refugees for the whole of Hungary, which has caused huge controversy.

That has been equivalent to the Lorentz forces in ITER TF coils.