Sentence examples for making an equivalent from inspiring English sources
It's possible for a visual story to advance without making an equivalent automatic translation to words.
"And instead of losing hundreds of millions" -- as other firms had -- "we ended up making an equivalent amount," Mr. Corzine said.
And what she does with all this news from nowhere is to set it forth in unexpected ways: that is, by making an equivalent wonder in art.
Or if you claim that everyone does it, find me a senior Democrat — not some random pundit or backbencher — making an equivalent howler.
That in turn depends on the nitty-gritty: would they be based on the amount of carbon dioxide emitted when making an equivalent good at home, or on the amount actually emitted to make the imported good?
That has led to accusations that the UK fails to understand the dangers posed by political Islam - if it took centuries of often violent politics to reduce the Church's power in the West, then why shouldn't Western capitals support regimes making an equivalent effort to keep religion out of politics in the Middle East and North Africa?
But it was then that the temporary export ban was applied, giving UK institutions and private individuals a two-month period in which they could make an equivalent offer in order to keep it in the UK.
If Newman had been working in a government organisation and had made an equivalent revelation from public service records, she would likely have been able to claim whistle blower protection.
Under German law, most companies that would seek to buy Allianz's interest in Beiersdorf would also be required to make an equivalent offer to Beiersdorf's minority shareholders, a process that could value the entire company at 11.9 billion euros ($10.95 billion), some analysts said.
In order to recognize the plasma parameters, we made an equivalent electric circuit based on measured electrical parameters[14].
"If you take the nicest production boat and try to make an equivalent custom boat, you'll spend at least twice as much".
