Sentence examples for of equivalent calibre from inspiring English sources

The last such challenge came in 1953, from the Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey League; it was rejected, as the AHL was not considered of equivalent calibre to the NHL, which was a condition of the NHL's 'deal' with trustees.

Retinal vascular diameter can be considered as a biomarker for diabetes micro-vascular complications [ 21] and in order to minimise inter-graders variation, the summary statistic of the vessel calibre such as Central Retinal Artery Equivalent (CRAE) and Central Retinal Vein Equivalent (CRVE) has often been used, centred around the Optic Disk (OD) region [ 22].

He always maintained that he would much rather have been a professional musician than a psychiatrist or writer, had he been blessed with the necessary talent and training; he freely acknowledged that his friendship with artists of the calibre of Alfred Brendel, and the musicologist Hans Keller, meant far more than would have equivalent friendships with Freud, Jung or Adler.

At least not of this calibre.

Why aren't other movie stars of that calibre emerging?

Not least because of the calibre of the producers involved.

Sheffield is lucky to have a production of this calibre.

"It's great to get a horse of that calibre.

"I never meet people of my calibre who are available".

A man of his calibre is going to be missed".

It is great to have someone of his calibre back.