Sentence examples for this would be tantamount from inspiring English sources

This would be tantamount to a translation transcription decoupling, with relevance to cellular evolution.

In the U.S., this would be tantamount to abolishing all state governments.

President Chen says that to accept this would be tantamount to surrender.

This would be tantamount to a £2.2m pay cut for the Queen.

In many ways, this would be tantamount to extending Medicare to the entire population.

Now that the 1971 constitution has been given a new life this would be tantamount to reviving the old regime.

Because that would be tantamount to suspecting that something is genuinely hateful about Middle America.

Fitch was delighted, and perhaps relieved; before coming to the Amazon, he had told me that the failure of a Pirahã to perform this task would be tantamount to "discovering a Sasquatch".

"If passed, this law would be tantamount to the establishment of 'work panels,' which would determine whether individual congressmen are accomplishing anything," said Representative Eric Cantor (R., Va .. "I, for one, would be in deep, deep trouble".

David Morgan, president of Syngenta Seeds, has asserted that halting marketing of certain seeds at this point would be tantamount to giving a foreign nation control over US agricultural practices.

In fact, to pass a judgment that someone is an onye' nipa is a way of respecting the person as a moral agent; not holding an adult responsible in this way would be tantamount to failing to respect their moral agency.