Sentence examples for would tantamount to from inspiring English sources

When SUs sense the PU band, then missing the discovery of the vacant PU channels, such as due to inefficient sensing mechanism, would tantamount to missed opportunity.

That would be "tantamount to double jeopardy," he said.

The Gore aides would not divulge specifics, saying that would be tantamount to handing Mr. Bradley their strategy.

A disclaimer would be tantamount to dissolving the union and would enable individual players to file antitrust suits against the N.H.L.

But this would be tantamount to political suicide; the GOP wouldn't be the GOP.

Such steps, American officials say, would be tantamount to installing new leaders, but they would take time to implement.

Rwanda warned on Wednesday that any further shelling of its territory would be tantamount to crossing a "red line" and that it would be forced to intervene.

"It would be tantamount to undermining our own national interests because it would detract from our own campaign against extremism and terrorism".

But the defense claims that providing the password would be tantamount to self-incrimination, and forcing such an action would be unconstitutional.

To many Israelis, that would be tantamount to suicide, just as cutting Jerusalem from its roots would be spiritual suicide.

But that would be tantamount to renationalisation, which is anathema to America, Turkey's ally, and would probably be vetoed by the IMF.