Sentence examples for nearest equivalent to from inspiring English sources

Dyson has become the UK's nearest equivalent to Apple.

County Republican Committee, the Republican Party's nearest equivalent to Jim Farley.

The nearest equivalent to target-date funds fall into two categories; balanced (or managed) funds and "absolute return" funds.

Radio 1, the nearest equivalent to Triple J, got into hot water thanks to a dumb tweet about her last year.

The nearest equivalent to courtiers and influence-peddling and backroom deals is to be found in the world of federal politics.

Stuart Lancaster reckons the nearest equivalent to this weekend's Six Nations finale is the tension-racked climax of a Ryder Cup.

In America, the nearest equivalents to that ideal were advanced by American Scene painters, such as Thomas Hart Benton and John Steuart Curry, whose patriotic content — folk heroes, sturdy Midwestern farmers — irked leftists.

The results of the validation test show that the RSD of the extraction yield is less than 5%%, and the average extraction yield is 14.76 %, which is near equivalent to the maximum extraction yield of 14.79 % seen in previous experiments listed in Table 4.

We can demonstrate easily enough that media bias on the left, while certainly real, is not anywhere near equivalent to the partiality on the right.

For three BL isolates replication was near equivalent to the reference strain used (Figure 3).

The direct medical cost of this observe-and-plan regimen was near-equivalent to the variable dosing arm of the CATT protocol (see online supplementary table S1).