Sentence examples for the equivalent of treating from inspiring English sources

"Closing this hospital is the equivalent of treating a head cold with an amputation," said Representative Anthony D. Weiner.

In this context, the PMRC's demands are the equivalent of treating dandruff by decapitation...

It's basically the equivalent of treating your checking account like a payday loan, and it'll get you in the exact same cycle of always being in debt to yourself.

Three conditions were analyzed; ovipositional finch cells with or without MEK inhibitor, and finch blastoderms aged to the equivalent of HH2, dispersed and treated with MEK inhibitor.

On the part of the communities there was also reluctance: 'You had to convince the men that it was worth giving up the equivalent of one beer to treat his family' (former HKI Country Director).

For the integration of streaming into the singles chart, a tabulation system was developed whereby 100 streams are treated as the equivalent of one sale.

The unpaid bills — typically reflecting much higher rates than what insurers pay — are then treated as the equivalent of charity care.

Each count carries a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine and is treated as the equivalent of a disorderly persons offense, a misdemeanor.

They also, from the start of this year, go towards the RIAA's gold and platinum sales certificates, using a byzantine tabulation method whereby 1,500 cumulative streams (on an audio service like Spotify or Apple Music as well as YouTube) are treated as the equivalent of 10 track sales and, therefore, one album sale.

Nonconformity of opinion is treated as the equivalent of resistance or opposition to the government, and a formidable apparatus of compulsion, including various kinds of state police or secret police, is kept in being to enforce the orthodoxy of the proclaimed doctrines of the state.

For example, a Senior Manager in Amazon can be treated as the equivalent of a Director position in Baidu — an important note to keep in mind when recruiting or conducting business with Chinese companies.