Sentence examples for often on par from inspiring English sources

Meats and fish at FreshDirect are much better than most New York City supermarkets and often on par, I've found, with what we could get at Fairway or Whole Foods.

Some of them, like Hannah Wilson, a first grader, speak Chinese with a slight American accent, but their reading and writing are often on par with the native speakers, their teachers said.

And I particularly enjoy realizing that for many destinations in the city, door-to-door commuting times by bike are often on par with those achieved by car, especially once you consider finding and paying for parking, then walking from your car to the door.

Woods will be hitting 3-wood tee shots fairly often on par-4 holes to keep his ball in the fairways and clear of the many pot bunkers.

Japanese military equipment, while untested in battle, is well-made and often technologically on par with US equivalents.

In Mr. Berry's hands, they observed, the guitar "was a frontline instrument, often on a par with the lead vocal.

For most families with young at college, the tuition bill is a heavy burden, often on a par with the mortgage.Yet young people's choice of what and where to study is often based on flimsy information.

Market-rate renters, on the other hand, have even more incentive, especially since the cost of owning in the current market is often on a par with the cost of renting, he said.

Those holes are so long, even Woods will have trouble reaching them in two shots, which may negate some of the advantage he often has on par-5's.

A good cheap alternative is to try out a variety of clean smelling lotions and sprays from drugstores or grocery stores, or shops such as Target; often, their products are on par or better than the pricier ones from specialty stores.

But local developers often complained that the aging villages were not on par with the quality of the skiing — or of a more glamorous rival, Aspen.