Sentence examples for tantamount to adding from inspiring English sources
Adding lamplight or sheer curtains is tantamount to adding another colorant to your paint color.
On the basis of John Hollinger's Wins Added statistic, I estimate that the playing time allocations the Spurs are using in the playoffs make them the equivalent of 14 wins stronger than their record suggested during the regular season — tantamount to adding a star player like Blake Griffin to their lineup.
He also said that illegal filesharing was "tantamount to theft", adding that one of the punishments for repeat offenders could be to have the speed of their broadband connection reduced.
He said that to not go ahead with the rail link would be tantamount to "closing Britain for business", adding that "no other country with our economics or geography has taken this ridiculous [anti-HS2] attitude".
He said he had offered to add boats in exchange for a more favorable financial arrangement, but Mr. Pinsky said he was reluctant to agree to a change that would be tantamount to increasing the public subsidy.
The government's about-face, Mr. Cox added, "was tantamount to acknowledging that she was mistreated".
The opportunity to choose a new set of indicators, he added, is tantamount to saying that we should not only have a conversation about recasting G.D.P.
This is tantamount to a theater critic who adds even more disparaging comments to a review of a particular play in the hopes that the negative notices will shorten the run of the production.
Any attempt to change that, he added, would be tantamount to "tiptoeing back towards an electrical fence that will electrocute politically anyone who tries to touch it".
The banks, thanks to their $3 billion financing package, "own Fiat, de facto," one person involved with the plan said, adding that "they are tantamount to being the biggest shareholders".
GP practices are aware if they are high or low referrers; it seems that the new proposals would add nothing but be tantamount to "naming and shaming" doctors.
