Sentence examples for with no equivalent from inspiring English sources

With no equivalent to Tony Blair's "Third Way", Mr Cameron's team is often said to lack intellectual backbone.

This suspicion was confirmed when I suggested the Germans, with no equivalent of "so much for that", simply use my original title.

As the mayoral campaign in London officially got under way late last month, it occurred to me that, no matter how the voting turns out, Londoners will be electing a mayor with no equivalent in American politics.

She said that, in contrast with longer-term facilities, short-term units operated with no equivalent rules regarding the protection of inmates, resulting in concerns about conditions and, in particular, the treatment of women.

So it's not surprising that the scene of Belko, family friend and employee of the Larsens, trying to assassinate the politician Darren Richmond was a wholesale addition, with no equivalent in the original.

With no equivalent torch issue in sight this year, Bloomberg's successor most likely will be chosen by between five hundred thousand and seven hundred thousand voters, those who pick the winner of the Democratic primary — that is, by roughly ten per cent of the city's five million eligible voters.

Drugs are categorised into four classes: unbranded generic, branded generic, proprietary drug with a generic equivalent and proprietary drug with no generic equivalent.

But there was no equivalent with web chat until now.

In fact 9 DSM proteins had significant APS peptide identifications but had no corresponding gene model in the JGI dataset and, vice-versa, 130 JGI gene models (corresponding to 18 distinct clusters) with proteomic data had no equivalent protein in the DSM database.

In this case, the Honda harness had two extra wires (orange and orange with stripe) that had no equivalent on the new radio.

But he was after all a peculiar genius with no modern equivalent, except possibly Kafka.