Sentence examples for in a move equivalent from inspiring English sources
The pension law, passed last spring, eliminated the state-provided pensions that Hungarians had paid into all of their working lives, in a move equivalent in the US to the abolition of social security.
In a move whose present-day equivalent would be Jeffrey Archer emerging from prison to lead British troops into Baghdad, Sickles played a decisive role at Gettysburg - and was wounded, losing a leg in the battle.
On Jan . 30 the Memphis Grizzlies traded their leading scorer, Rudy Gay, to the Toronto Raptors in a move that many felt was the equivalent of waving a white flag and surrendering the 2012-13 season.
The latter is required for evaluation of the hardwall boundary condition in a moving medium and allows a convected definition of the equivalent sources.
"There are big blocks of high-amp power being moved around in a hybrid, the equivalent of horsepower," he said.
Washington state officials were recently forced to accept delays in moving the equivalent of 24,000 drums of nuclear waste from Hanford site to the New Mexico dump.
For example, you can reduce your market exposure by 50% by putting 25% of your portfolio into ProShares Short S&P 500 ETF, a fund that is 100% short the broad stock market and designed to move an equivalent percentage in the opposite direction.
An exclusive, much pricier collection is now being sold at Topshop, a move that's basically the modern-day equivalent of getting approval back in the day from every popular girl in 7th grade.
Ultimately both mechanisms result in an equivalent socially mediated positive feedback effect and encourage individuals to move towards other band members.
