Sentence examples for senior equivalent from inspiring English sources

He then found another rule that said if there was no Junior event of equivalent standing, which was the case here, entrants were automatically eligible to ride the Senior equivalent event.

Even though this exceeded initial estimates, the YOG are still both smaller in size as well as shorter than their senior equivalents.

Most of the materials – amounting to the single largest cache of information taken from a senior terrorist, equivalent in size to a small college library, officials say – were taken away by the US Navy Seals and are being pored over by federal anti-terrorism investigators.

David Morley, senior partner (equivalent to executive chairman) at law giant Allen & Overy, cycles about six miles from his home in Surrey to a station, and then uses another bike to go from Waterloo station to the firm's offices in the City.

Marlboro also awards all graduating seniors scholarships equivalent to 50% of the graduate tuition.

In stark contrast to the stereotypical Desperate Housewife, the equivalent senior male is described as distinguished.

A senior analyst was equivalent to an army first lieutenant, and there I am raising policy issues with generals.

†Junior NCM = non-commissioned member at rank below Sergeant or the equivalent; Senior NCM = non-commissioned member at rank of Sergeant (or the equivalent) or above.

This allows both the inexperienced trainee and senior researchers an equivalent experience, helping to lower the bar of entry for students interested in PK/PD modeling.

The Director of Medical Services (DMS), or an equivalent senior hospital leader, will be the initial point of approach for recruiting hospitals.

A senior partner (or equivalent) was asked to provide written consent for participation in the study, acting as a 'guardian' of the interests of individuals currently registered at the practice who would be involved in the study.