Sentence examples for remotely equivalent from inspiring English sources

The social and racial tensions are not remotely equivalent.

Other social sciences haven't yet found anything remotely equivalent.

"Kim Jong-un isn't about to receive treatment that is even remotely equivalent" to Ms. Park's, said Jonathan D. Pollack, a Korea expert at the Brookings Institution.

There is simply nothing remotely equivalent to this onslaught of blatantly biased coverage and accusations fabricated from thin air in liberal media.

Normalized Difference Infrared Index (NDII) is a widely-used index to remotely sense Equivalent Water Thickness (EWT) of leaves and canopies; however, the amount of water in the foliage is a small part of total VWC.

A smart grid would be a "strategic vulnerability", he says, allowing terrorists to shut down power remotely, the "modern day equivalent of a nuclear strike".

Hajek also cites the American dominance of free-to-air TV, meaning that Australians themselves use the Americanism "awesome" for anything remotely adequate, negating the Australian equivalent "bonzer".

It is some measure of Mr. Earley's storytelling mettle that he uses Jim's grandfather to generate the book's closing epiphany without remotely reaching for the literary equivalent of a big grandfatherly hug.

The camps are the equivalent of private businesses remotely located in foreign countries, and everything about them is designed to frustrate journalists seeking to report on them.

"Nothing would have pleased me more than to find the equivalent paintings, but nothing as remotely important came along," Mr. Potts said.

Zoryan Shkiryak, an aide to the interior minister, said investigators suspected a homemade explosive device of 400-600 grams of TNT equivalent that was possibly detonated remotely.