Sentence examples for is broadly equivalent from inspiring English sources

This is broadly equivalent to the numbers that would be seen by 12 district general hospitals.

It is broadly equivalent to the loss of 160 tigers or 93 pandas.

It is broadly equivalent to the Nebraskan Glacial Stage of North America.

It is broadly equivalent to the Sangamon Interglacial Stage of North America.

In the world of big law, equity partnership is broadly equivalent to being on a board of directors.

I would add further that the combination of the two is broadly equivalent to the pay and pension of the outgoing CEO of the FSA.

Put another way, that's broadly equivalent to the annual CO2 output of 50,000 Britons.

If Mr Brown chooses a 2% HICP target, it will be broadly equivalent to raising the current RPIX target to 2.75%.

But as the latest analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies IFSshowsoverallerall pay levels are broadly equivalent across the sectors and the defined benefit pension still available to most public sector workers remains a considerable plus.

How much do you worry that a large proportion of police resources spent on devising partnership protocols, emergency plans and interagency strategies etc, are broadly equivalent to all the effort that went into Year 2000 compatibility? 7. It would seem that the fear of crime continues to rise despite the reductions in actual crime.

The dissipation characteristics of CG with the SVV modifications suggested are then verified to be broadly equivalent to those obtained through upwinding in the discontinuous Galerkin (DG) scheme.