Sentence examples for the equivalent was from inspiring English sources

When APD was invented in 1995, the equivalent was £40.

"If the equivalent was happening to health funding, there would have been a public outcry," he added.

I then started to wonder what the equivalent was of a 60-something go-to lifestyle emporium.

For each adverse event identified in patient records the equivalent was sought in these reporting systems by comparing dates and descriptions of the events.

The daytime systolic/diastolic ambulatory blood pressure indicating the minimum for grade 1 hypertension was estimated to be 11/9 mm Hg lower than the equivalent clinic value (table 2); for target blood pressure in patients with one condition the equivalent was 7/7 mm Hg lower, and for the upper limit of normal blood pressure the equivalent was 3/10 mm Hg lower.

For each adverse event identified in the patient records, the equivalent was sought in the four reporting systems of the same hospitals by comparing the date and descriptions of the events.

"Or whatever the equivalent is.

In longhorn ranching, the equivalent is called improving the herd.

"But the equivalent is, where did Mike Bloomberg get his dough?

In the UK the equivalent is a smaller denomination known as the Unitarians.

The chamber music channel (XM lacks the equivalent) is especially fine.