Sentence examples for is tantamount to asserting from inspiring English sources

It follows that to assert the existence of an isomorphism between (1) and (2), that is, to assert AC under the propositions-as-monotypes interpretation, is tantamount to asserting AC in the form, which in turn yields ACL and so the Law of Excluded Middle.

As for those who are intellectuals or involved in progressive or left-leaning work, to identify and assert oneself as Hindu in India is tantamount to asserting the obvious majoritarian privileges that come with being Hindu.

'Conference deplores the increasing use of electronic means of communication in schools with the expectation that teachers should respond at very short notice' whinges the NASUWT, asserting that 'This is tantamount to bullying and harassment.' So teachers object to being emailed and texted about work?

Asserting the deficiencies of a field one has never mastered is tantamount to the claim that any language you don't speak is just gibberish.

The action is tantamount to arrest.

This is tantamount to blackmail.

That is tantamount to a life sentence.

"The mobilisation order is tantamount to dictatorship.

It is tantamount to stealing his soul.

These days, not chewing is tantamount to admitting abject poverty.

Playing the Steelers is tantamount to a street fight.