Sentence examples for a common footing from inspiring English sources

Second, net income is "equivalised" to put households, which vary in size and composition and by age of children, on a common footing that is expressed in terms of a childless couple.

I guess if we were to look back at the cultural reasons around the world for harvest time feasts and celebrations we'd see they all share a common footing.

Is there a difference between someone like General Kamel Sachet and a common foot soldier?

Athlete's foot, also known as tinea pedis, is a common foot infection caused by fungi called dermatophytes.

Writing about the Battle of Wilson's Creek, the Civil War's second major battle, from the perspective of a common foot soldier, Herman Melville described the conflict this way: "We fought on the grass, we bled in the corn—." The battle took place in southwest Missouri on Aug. 10, 1861, just 20 days after the Battle of Bull Run.

Clawing or hammering of the toes is a common foot deformity in patients with diabetes, with reported prevalence values between 32 and 46% (1, 2).

For a common foot plate angle data point, GM muscle-tendon complex length after normalization (i.e. ℓ m+t / ℓ (tib) ), was 1.02 versus 1.04 times tibia length for SCP and TD children, respectively.

It's a common foot affliction that you can deal with on your own at home.

Alternatively, to enable a wider scale comparison, data were brought onto a more common footing.

A general theory of computing is important, if we wish to have a common mathematical footing based on which diverse scientific and engineering efforts in computing are uniformly understood and integrated.

He admits the collaboration wasn't easy but eventually they found common footing, no pun intended.