Sentence examples for years as equivalent from inspiring English sources
In clipped but direct speech, Mukasheva says Kazakhstan harbors no ill will toward the film today, explaining away any individuals' tensions in recent years as equivalent to the irk an Englishman might feel at being equated to Mr. Bean.
In clipped but direct speech, Mukasheva says Kazakhstan harbours no ill will toward the film today, explaining away any individuals' tensions in recent years as equivalent to the irk an Englishman might feel at being equated to Mr. Bean.
True, but his strike rate is dropping off steadily, and it is tempting to look at his Grand Slam timeline and see the 2012 Wimbledon title — his first major victory in more than two years — as the equivalent of Sampras's last hurrah at the United States Open at age 31 in 2002.
Length of stay has been found to be associated with inpatient satisfaction [ 17], and in our study we used the number of times in contact with the out-of-hours clinic the last two years as an equivalent to this in the outpatient setting.
The repeated recording of a given individual over years was considered as equivalent to a recapture.
One pack-year was regarded as equivalent to 20 cigarettes smoked daily for 1 year.
The use of discount rates on results is included in terms of the EF of a baseline year, as an equivalent to the discount rate in economic terms.
"It was 'We're going to do it our way and can do it better.' " Florida's population grew by 2.5 million during Bush's eight years as governor almost the equivalent of adding another Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando, and St . Petersburg
Coe described the two years before the Games as equivalent to "the killing zone of the 800," the race in which he won two Olympic silver medals.
Your degree is likely to meet the subject entry requirements for all the courses and your foundation year would be seen as equivalent to A-levels, wherequiredrequired
42 For instance, 2 years at a quality of 0.5 is judged as equivalent to 1 year at a quality of 1.0.
