Sentence examples for sense of equivalency from inspiring English sources
Roy Moore, the Alabama Republican vying to fill the Senate seat left vacant by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, has an odd sense of equivalency.
"She seemed to be trying to draw a sense of moral equivalency, suggesting that the problems in Israel might justify the attack on the World Trade Center," Mr. Kaiman said.
As long as you are at that level of equivalency and keep your skills negotiable, you have job security.
To the Editor: David Brooks's column touches on a troubling issue: what I call the politics of equivalency.
After the proof of equivalency between PST and adjuvant chemotherapy, numerous trials have been conducted already.
The following three definitions describe the horizontal split of data by implementing the grouping method of equivalency in MDSBA.
Here, the term of equivalency is "didn't want".
Where multiple equivalency groups exist for one or more amino acids in a SLiM, all possible combinations of equivalency group are considered (Figure 3B).
This component measures the degree of equivalency of information across disparate databases.
Have your high school graduate or have a certificate of equivalency.
(As anyone who has watched pseudo-improvised MTV series like "The Hills" or "The City" can say, you'd seem to need no more than a high school equivalency diploma and a neurotic sense of urgency about all things to succeed in fashion publicity).
