Equivalent in a sentence

A local business was spotted using the equivalent of Candidate Cards to add content directly into Google’s search results.

At the AGM, 33.1% of the share capital, equivalent to 55.6% of the shares entitled to vote, was represented.

Bitcoin remains solid and viable, while the alt-coins and nfts have been revealed to be the equivalent of webvan and pets.

But the evolutionary equivalent of pink towels often isn’t a problem, Berdan says: A blending of traits can be beneficial.

Carbon credits (CRCs) on the other hand represent one tonne carbon dioxide equivalent that is removed from the atmosphere.

Cunard has reported that in the first week of January it has booked more guests than any equivalent period in the last decade.

At Bridgewater Community Healthcare Trust, 7.1% of the available full-time-equivalent working days were missed in December 2022.

Blair next sought was to determine a practical plan for converting his former handicap into an equivalent asset of value to others.

But if you look at five courses times 131 full-time equivalent people, that’s 655 courses canceled.

Although he didn’t walk away with the equivalent of a Grammy Award for the blues, he’s honored just to have made it as far as he did.

By 2027, Barry envisions expansion of restaurants to reach 15 locations, adding, "The goal is to be the Italian equivalent to the Keg.

Amazingly, out of 38 Wall Street on Amazon, 37 of them are “buy” (or the equivalent of “buy”).

A total of 12.5 million youths which is equivalent to 87.8 per cent of the youth workforce in the country are employed or self-employed.

Community development will grow from 25.75 full-time equivalent positions to 27.75 next year.

A gives us a glimpse of all the hundreds of dishes served, to the tune of a reported £250,000 (equivalent to £27 million in today’s money).

As a result of the proposed development, 50 new full-time equivalent jobs could be created.

Again, any new money for something in England should mean an equivalent amount for Wales.

Barring George Brett’s pine-tarred bat, there’s almost no equivalent of that in baseball.

A spokesperson for Essex Highways said: “We look after 5,000 miles of roads, the equivalent of travelling overland from Chelmsford to Beijing.

Aldi was a huge £20.01 cheaper than the most expensive supermarket, Waitrose, for an equivalent basket of items, according to Which?'s analysis.