Sentence examples for less tantamount to from inspiring English sources

Krebs says: "Allowing just four months for a student to find work after graduation is more or less tantamount to telling overseas students they'd be better off going to study elsewhere".

Anything less is tantamount to "letting yourself go," which in turn is tantamount to saying you don't want the job.

Helprin insinuates that protection of (more or less) perpetual copyright is tantamount to protection of the individual voice.

Reliability is tantamount to late, but less noisy reporting, in order to ensure a high level of credibility.

I subscribed to the view that it was tantamount to slave culture – the better-off exploiting the less well-off.

"This nefarious mix results in nothing less than a 'grotesque faux caring' exercise that, in effect, is tantamount to torture for Australia's refugees".

Using Mr Xu and Ms Wang's framework, because investment is 20% less efficient in the second year than it was in the first year (ICOR of 2.5 vs 2), this is tantamount to 20% of investment, or $200, being worthless.

It took less than a week for Emmis to file a countersuit, for breach of contract, arguing that such "astoundingly draconian restrictions" were tantamount to putting Hot 97 out of business.

It's tantamount to bullying.

It's tantamount to secondary victimisation".

That might be tantamount to giving up.