Sentence examples for tantamount to about from inspiring English sources

This proportion is tantamount to about half million premature deaths annually [ 7].

That said, complaining about the price of gasoline is tantamount to complaining about the price of oil.

Will they forever be freighted with the weight of history — tantamount to gloating about privilege?

One obvious way of doing this was to take causal claims to be tantamount to claims about the obtaining of "regularities" (that is patterns of uniform association in nature).

He views inquiry into something "extra-conceptual" as tantamount to "inquiring about a concept that is actually no concept and therefore something contradictory is supposed" (Morning Hours, p. 42/Gesammelte Schriften, 3/2, pp. 60f).

I'll ask this: While the company owners are entitled to espouse what they will about certain contraceptives being tantamount to abortion, what about the rights of the many employees who do not share the boss' moral reservations about IUDs and Plan B pills (which, by the way, the American Medical Association says are not abortifacients)?

And so I consider it my duty to hate things … to hate a lot of things is tantamount to really caring about others".

The life she lived before she transformed into Angelyne seems incidental; writing about her past seems tantamount to CNN doing a story about how Santa isn't real.

Gathered under the slogan "Democracy, Secularism, Fun," it laments the fact that "millions of Arabs have internalized the notion that secularism is tantamount to faithlessness, and is all about demonizing Islam and promoting a dissolute way of life.

SOME people would say it was tantamount to foxes asking to be consulted about the welfare of chickens.

Some think that watching or thinking about another is tantamount to "cheating" on your mate, but this sort of mindset ignores a central fact of human sexuality -- most of us crave variety.