Sentence examples similar to on par with in terms of severity from inspiring English sources

"They don't think of Asian-Americans on par with whites in terms of considering them for all roles or any role".

According to the World Health Organization, the US ranks 37th out of 40 countries (on par with Slovenia) in terms of "health care".

Production is predominantly in the south-western Guerrero state, which its governor, Rogelio Ortega Martínez says is now on par with Afghanistan in terms of heroin production.

However, I'd argue that Hangouts, while interesting, are not on par with Skype in terms of call quality and dependability.

"Whether it's hit the right balance or not in terms of severity, and keeping in mind we're dealing with young people... time will tell," he said.

In terms of severity, Surfers Against Sewage (sas.org.uk) rates plastic pollution up there with climate change.

"Only Kate Moss is on a par with her in terms of influence on commercial trends.

But that would come as no surprise to the researchers behind a Future of Britain survey published on Tuesday, which found that Google is on a par with God in terms of public trust.

Chatting with Peter, I got immediately that he was on a par with Bono in terms of musicians who know the intricacies of international development.

Peru should be on a par with Japan in terms of how the latter prepares for any seismic activity.

China has enjoyed a long-running technology boom that has put it on a par with Silicon Valley in terms of money raised and fortunes made.