Sentence examples for a perfectly equal from inspiring English sources

Perhaps people would actually be better off in a perfectly equal society – they just don't know it.

Here he had devoted twenty years to Japanese, and I seven to Italian art, and the result is a perfectly equal sense of quality in line, grouping, colour and tone.

Each is a perfectly equal synonym for all three.

Gini index, developed in 1912, measures the extent to which income or consumptions among individuals or households within an economy deviate from a perfectly equal distribution.

The level of occupational segregation has been fairly stable and implies that more than one third of the male and female workers would have to change places across occupations so as to have a perfectly equal distribution.

The first was a perfectly equal distribution -- that is, every one-fifth of the population controlling exactly one-fifth of the wealth.

Draw a square with perfectly equal sides.

If you have no idea what to do and you think the games are perfectly equal, flip a coin.

If the distribution of a health outcome or intervention coverage is perfectly equal, the concentration curve will be a straight 45-degree line, sometime referred to as the line of equality.

If you want to make sure that every cookie in a batch turns out looking the same, use an ice cream scoop to get perfectly equal balls of dough.

Another advantage of this task is that participants with no relevant history/experience in this specific ability (i.e., to ride a unicycle) can be tested, therewith providing perfectly equal starting levels for all participants.