Sentence examples for of equivalent benefit from inspiring English sources

Bards called it "the land of indulgences, absolution and pardon, the road to Heaven, and the gate to Paradise"; and in medieval times three pilgrimages to Bardsey Island were considered to be of equivalent benefit to the soul as one to Rome.

Several large studies carried out in the '60s and '70s (VACURG series) established the role of endocrine therapy in mainstream clinical practice by showing equivalent benefit of orchiectomy and of Diethylstilboestrol (DES) in providing effective palliation in end-stage disease, but evidence for improvement in survival remained elusive.

Also access to a wider, more diverse pool of labour has an equivalent benefit for businesses.

This trial did not answer the question of whether sequential administration would have had equivalent benefit with less toxicity.

There is no equivalent benefit for self-employed adopters.

It therefore proved difficult to compare the equivalent benefits of each study.

A fairly typical example: Wyden and Brown, the Massachusetts Tea Party favorite, designed an amendment to the Affordable Care Act that lets states opt out if they can provide equivalent benefits and quality of care some other way.

It "kind of rewrote the rule" that made it impossible to reduce pensions without providing equivalent benefits, she said.

There is no alternative that provides equivalent benefits.

Application rates greater than 35 Mg ha−1 of equivalent gypsum produced no significant benefits.

"Frankly, I think people who dodge the tax system are the moral equivalent of benefit cheats.