Sentence examples for tantamount to achieving from inspiring English sources

Many people thought that was tantamount to achieving the impossible.

Since trying to achieve that would be tantamount to a declaration of war on Bosnia, it is hardly surprising that, now they are in power,SNS officials are keen to stress their support for Bosnia's territorial integrity, even though this aim remains on the SNS website.

They aren't committing new crimes, so public safety, which is tantamount to justice reinvestment, is being achieved".

Trying to reach a summit was "tantamount to lunacy".

Satisfaction, when it is achieved affords a fleeting joy and yields fairly quickly to painful boredom, which is tantamount to a deficiency, and which starts the entire process anew.

The fact that the former can achieve the same level of accuracy as the latter suggests that the dilation erosion procedure is tantamount to incorporating appreciably more topological and geometrical information into the reconstruction while being much more computationally efficient.

Many are convinced that it is not possible to expand health care coverage and achieve deficit reductions without the federal mandate, and they worry that amending the law would be tantamount to weakening it.

Here he achieves depths of intimacy, Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times, "so rarely touched by filmmakers that '21 Grams' is tantamount to the discovery of a new country".

It's tantamount to bullying.

It's tantamount to secondary victimisation".

That might be tantamount to giving up.