Sentence examples for pretty much equivalent from inspiring English sources

Aren't they pretty much equivalent?

(Human and elephant years are pretty much equivalent).

"It was pretty much equivalent to what other recent studies had showed," he said.

"If you subtract 2,000 from 33,815, the resulting number will be pretty much equivalent to the '97 foal crop, which is racing now.

A snapshot of ticket prices shows that New York is cheaper at entry level for high-profile gigs, while medium-sized and small venues are pretty much equivalent.

When the experiment achieve octet stability, the FPIPM of the pure clay is pretty much equivalent with the mixture of the fine-silty sand and the clay, it declines 30 % with the pure fine-silty sand.   2.

Which one of One Direction? Louis Tomlinson Why Louissangng the Plain White T's Hey There Delilah for his initial audition, which in 2010's X Factor terms is pretty much the equivalent of covering Throbbing Gristle and biting the head off a bat.

Amex is once again enticing card holders with the My WishList site that's pretty much the equivalent to blue balls.

Institutions in the developing world that take advantage of the publishing industry's outreach programs "have the kind of breadth of access to peer-reviewed scientific research that is pretty much the equivalent of typical institutions in North America or Europe".

But to everyone in Lima, Ohio, he's pretty much their equivalent of a celebrity.

Given the moody introspection and wallowing heartache that goes down on the 82-minute record, that's pretty much the equivalent of a billion people reading your diary. .