Sentence examples for it would equivalent from inspiring English sources

So if QE were to slow from its current $85 billion per month to, say, $45 billion, policy would still be turning more stimulative; it would equivalent to cutting the Federal funds rate 5 basis points per month instead of 10.

"If we lose this, it would be equivalent to losing everything we have in our lives.

It would be equivalent of trying to cushion a car hitting a brick wall at highway speed without any damage to the car.

For many Spaniards selling it would be equivalent to France selling the Eiffel Tower or the United States selling the Statue of Liberty.

A one in ten probability of a catastrophic outcome is a very high number, in fact it is so high it would be equivalent to accepting 10,000 fatal aircraft crashes every day.

Analyst Hari Sivakumaran at Oriel Securities said: If the full cash proceeds were to be returned, it would be equivalent to 29p per share (although we would expect the net proceeds to be slightly lower).

It would be equivalent to buying technology stocks in the middle of the 2000-2002 bear market.

It would be equivalent to a liberal democracy legalising and institutionalising slavery on the grounds, say, of economic necessity.

In these cases, if the time was collected, it would be equivalent or worse than that when the thrashing phenomenon occurs.

If in the proposition 'man exists' we took 'man' and 'exists' to be synonyms, then it would be equivalent to stating that 'man is man', a tautology that does not benefit us.

It would be equivalent of calling the American people stupid".