broadly equivalent

Examples (10)

• The two investment plans offer broadly equivalent returns over a five-year period.
• A master's degree from this university is considered broadly equivalent to one from an Ivy League institution.
• For most users, the two software programs are broadly equivalent in functionality.
• The new generic drug is broadly equivalent to the brand-name version in its therapeutic effects.
• The nutritional content of a cup of quinoa is broadly equivalent to that of a cup of brown rice.
• In this context, the terms 'happiness' and 'well-being' are used as if they are broadly equivalent.
• His role as a project manager is broadly equivalent to what we call a team lead in our company.
• The legal protections offered to citizens in both countries are broadly equivalent.
• While there are minor differences, the qualifications required for this job are broadly equivalent across the European Union.
• The proposed settlement provides a payout that is broadly equivalent to what the plaintiffs would have received in a successful lawsuit.