Sentence examples for perhaps equal to from inspiring English sources

Karrie Webb, widely considered the L.P.G.A.'s answer to Tiger Woods, put on a stunning display of golf yesterday, perhaps equal to almost any of Woods's heroics.

That is, they seek to pass a piece of legislation perhaps equal to half the federal budget without a single hearing or a second of floor debate.

Increased ancestral frequencies are consistent with the conclusion that middle codon-base pairing decreases with time, and hence that it was even higher and perhaps equal to 1.0 in the original gene, now inaccessible from the contemporary multiple sequence alignments.

In cases where compensatory damages are substantial, the State Farm decision went on, "a lesser ratio, perhaps only equal to compensatory damages," might be warranted.

Sensitization is an elementary form of behavioral plasticity, perhaps equal in importance to habituation and apparently generated by somewhat different neuronal mechanisms [11].

Google declined to comment on what it spends on its map business, but others in the industry estimate that the figure is $500 million to perhaps $1 billion annually, equal to a fifth of its budget for research and development.

4. If that doesn't work, offer cash -- perhaps an amount equal to the first month's rent on a new apartment.

Of perhaps equal importance, the algorithm can be used to refine read alignment once a read has been heuristically mapped to a particular genomic location that is expected to contain an SV.

Now there is another yell emanating once again from a man from Vermont, perhaps equal in decibel level, yet the reverberation has the potential to last much longer.

Dirado's modest demeanor could perhaps equal Nico Hernandez, the boxer from Wichita, Kansas.

But in a city where food and the environment are perhaps equal obsessions, the politics of soup has also highlighted a generational divide between eco-conscious children and their tradition-bound elders.