Sentence examples for less equivalent to from inspiring English sources
Moreover, one morpheme in Chinese is more or less equivalent to a word.
The Sacred College of Cardinals is more or less equivalent to a Privy Council.
In one common usage, bioethics is more or less equivalent to medical ethics, or biomedical ethics.
"It would be more or less equivalent to somewhere between half a teaspoon and a tablespoon," he said.
He was the secretary of the Libyan People's Bureau in London, more or less equivalent to Libyan ambassador.
He attacked the newly formed Liberal Jewish movement (a movement more or less equivalent to U.S. Reform Judaism).
And Laval is only one suburb: the more or less equivalent exists to Montreal's south as well, in Longueuil and Brossard and beyond.
For a while they were American folk's first couple, a less flamboyant equivalent to Dylan and Joan Baez's high-profile alliance in the '60s.
In fact, every aspect of life in San Sebastián seems to revolve around food, from the gastronomic societies that are a less formal equivalent to British gentlemen's clubs — and where members do their own cooking — to the small bars that serve pintxos, the Basque version of tapas, in the city's historic center.
With the time on stream, the active site tends to go to steady state, the carbon deposition rate is less or equivalent to the carbon hydrogenation rate, thus the yield tends to be stable.
Most company leaders have a level of education less or equivalent to that of the middle school (71.5 %), only 0.8%% seems to have a degree or diploma in agriculture.
