Sentence examples for tantamount to at from inspiring English sources

I would bet that employers around the country are just waiting for her to kick the bucket, even though the combined efficiency cost of obituaries and funeral coverage would be tantamount to at least four March Madnesses.

The Slavs fear that granting the Albanians more rights is tantamount to surrender at gunpoint if the rebels do not disarm first.

What Comey's essay omits to mention, is that one-off access is tantamount to access at any time.

Adopting a rule for updating other than Conditionalization is thus tantamount to holding at time t1 that for some A, pr1(A|E) ≠ pr2(A|E).

Indeed, coerced eviction is tantamount to deportation, at least from the city of Farmers Branch.

The effect is tantamount to increased strength at smaller scales; smaller is stronger.

Helen Dissing Poldark is tantamount to treason, or at the very least will have me blackballed from the sisterhood.

That partly relates to the sheer volume of her sharing: saying as much as Zoella says ends up being tantamount to saying nothing at all.

And everyone knows that being good at geography - which, with its short answers, QCA reports is easier than history - is tantamount to being good at colouring in.

Church in Harlem on Monday night were "tantamount to a speech at a political convention" and that she was "reading from a script provided by Al Sharpton".

Or perhaps of a Cute Boy Card — something with handsome men and a message everyone can relate to, which of course is tantamount to no message at all.