Sentence examples for more equivalent to from inspiring English sources
More than one in three jobseekers in the 34 OECD countries have been out of work for 12 months or more, equivalent to 15.7m people.
Instead of asking users to understand other people's vocabulary, why not institute multiple types of fave, one for bookmarking and one that's more equivalent to the Facebook "Like"?
If and when van Niekerk breaks it — and I think he probably will — that will be more equivalent to Sir Roger Bannister breaking the four-minute mile than anything Bolt has done," he added.
Even with partisan clashes likely to worsen in 2010, Mr. Graham said Congress needed to find a way to get past the mind-set that "if the other guy wins, I lose" and find a way to deliver legislation more equivalent to a win-win.
With likely holdings of $500 billion or more, equivalent to about a quarter of banks' current market values, they are highly unlikely to be able to offload their stakes as planned at attractive prices, particularly if banks' profits remain weak.Your too-friendly bank managerThat means governments will end up being shareholders in banks for far longer than they are planning.
The web, in many cases, is more equivalent to the millions of attics in homes that over the years have stored a person's precious history.Some of the material in the attics has proven invaluable and made it into the special collections of historical societies, universities or libraries.
This hypothesis is supported by results from Horiguchi et al. [14], who showed that increasing the number of views from 17 to 36 in a 201Tl IQ-SPECT protocol results in more equivalent images to those acquired using conventional SPECT.
It indicates that functions of current diversified PsbO isoforms are no more equivalent due to subfunctionalisation after the duplication.
Neptune (30.1 AU), though slightly smaller than Uranus, is more massive (equivalent to 17 Earths) and hence more dense.
Those on the low-glycemic diet burned 150 calories more, roughly equivalent to an hour of light exercise.
She is planning to appoint "tens more people" – equivalent to about 5% additional staff or 40 new people to cover the expanded role.
