Sentence examples for more or less equivalent from inspiring English sources

Shadow banks' short-term liabilities are, functionally speaking, more or less equivalent to bank deposits.

Moreover, one morpheme in Chinese is more or less equivalent to a word.

Trade in goods and services is more or less equivalent in both directions.

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).

But acquire too late and you risk losing out to faster competitors, or of paying a price more-or-less equivalent to an IPO.

There are several approaches to DDG, due to Spivak, Borisov-Noel and myself, all more-or-less equivalent.

Kickstarter is replaceable, in competition with other more-or-less-equivalent services, and it keeps no relationship with us after we've donated.