Sentence examples for inevitable equivalence from inspiring English sources

This is bold and muscular storytelling with a plausible performance from Riz Ahmed in the lead role – though there is something flabby and evasive in the inevitable equivalence it winds up proposing between Islamic fundamentalism and aggressive American capitalism.

It's a bold piece of storytelling with a strong lead performance from Riz Ahmed, and it rightly made an impression at last year's Venice film festival, though there is something flabby in the inevitable equivalence it ends up proposing between Islamic fundamentalism and the American sort.

In other words, if cultural variables associated with respondent characteristics interact with those associated with question characteristics, then cross-cultural non-equivalence would seem to be the inevitable effect.

To this I may add that the ruggedness of the cost landscape that they describe is an inevitable consequence, at least in part, of the aforementioned symmetries in the cost metric that they used (leading to equivalence classes of codes as mentioned previously).

This equivalence belies history.

That was equivalence".

There was no equivalence.

"False equivalence" reporting.

A moral equivalence?

3.Robert Lucas misunderstanding Ricardian equivalence.

There is no moral equivalence".