Sentence examples for offer equivalents from inspiring English sources

The music is at once formally ambitious and deeply satisfying, with Sondheim seeming to search for an orchestral vocabulary that will offer equivalents for Seurat's pointillism and chromoluminarism.

In the beginning, Linux was still very experimental and didn't offer equivalents for many of the standard programs found on Windows PCs or Macs.

Cornell's programs in New York and Doha offer equivalent training and equivalent MD degrees.

Various Internet-based services offer equivalent image quality at a much lower cost.

The best of the attainable Astons; few contemporaries offer equivalent ride, beauty and build quality.

We provide fee structures that are significantly favorable to those of larger firms and offer equivalent services and experience.

"In order for easyFoodstore to acquire shoppers from the discounters, it needs to be able to offer equivalent or better quality at an even lower price," he said.

If insurance companies on the new health exchanges were obligated to offer equivalent coverage, the subsidy per family would be at least $14,300 per family.

Peabody's revised offer, equivalent to $3.3 billion, values Macarthur shares at 14 dollars a piece, up from the initial bid of 13 dollars.

One complication with overseas campuses is that they do not all offer equivalent degrees and transferable credits with their parent schools.

T.N.S. maintains that WPP's cash-and-stock offer, equivalent to nearly £2.70, or $5, a share, significantly undervalues the company and that a price closer to £3.25 a share would be more in line with other recent deals.