Sentence examples for it would be tantamount from inspiring English sources

It would be tantamount to unilateral partisan disarmament.

In movement terms, it would be tantamount to lying".

It would be tantamount to saying that you have no appreciation of the music.

Libya's Foreign Ministry said it would be tantamount to aiding terrorists.

It would be tantamount to forecasting the demise of their present set-up.

"It would be tantamount to accepting that what Elgin did was right.

He did decide that in this case, the time it would take to read the paper would be excessive — and that indulging the impulse to read it all would be tantamount, in the logic of Grant's thinking, to letting himself down, flouting his own rules of efficient giving.

Benching a player of Stoudemire's caliber, it's thought, would be tantamount to the front office admitting defeat, and potentially damaging to any future trade schemes involving the six-time all star.

Returning it to the market would be tantamount to murder.

Farrelly said: "Carter-Ruck's manoeuvres this week, were it not so serious, would be tantamount to high farce.

However, it is not a means of avoiding or eliminating the price instability inherent in many agricultural markets, nor should it be promoted indiscriminately in circumstances where it is manifestly unsuitable as this would be tantamount to encouraging countries to incur additional debt burdens where the outcome is likely to be economically disappointing.