Sentence examples for nothing equivalent from inspiring English sources

Nothing equivalent happened with Bergerac or A Touch Of Frost.

Weirdly, though, they saw nothing equivalent when accurate reporting of a toss resulted in a loss to the clan.

The other shortcoming is a lack of consultation in an administration which has nothing equivalent to a cabinet.

It is no surprise, then, that there is no Roosevelt moment in "Back to Work" — nothing equivalent to a new New Deal.

There are some great roles for women – St Joan, Cleopatra, The Good Woman of Szechuan – but nothing equivalent to the great male parts.

He offers nothing equivalent to, say, Michael Moore's habit of placing his bulk, in attitudes of mock courtesy, in the path of public or corporate officials.

Seems to be the say-nothing equivalent of calling someone is 'nice.'nice

Of course the response to that is: Doing nothing is equivalent to mandating a monopoly by a single fuel (whose price is set by a foreign cartel).

"Nothing is equivalent to the lightning strike that comes with a merger," Michael Useem, professor of management at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, told The Times.

"They can be worse than nothing, the equivalent of a dangerous operation on a patient who would stand a better chance if left untreated".Not all models were useless.

There is simply nothing remotely equivalent to this onslaught of blatantly biased coverage and accusations fabricated from thin air in liberal media.