Sentence examples for all else being equally from inspiring English sources

Because the phenotype has likely been subject to a substantial selective pressure, the set of rare alleles is likely to include more genes of high penetrance, and fewer neutral genes, compared to more frequent alleles, all else being equally likely.

Looking only through the lens of citizenship policy, the results imply that citizenship matters equally much (or little) to immigrants' belonging in Denmark and Sweden, all else being equal.

Everyone else is equally broad: Robert Lindsay as Citizen Onassis, making jokes about whale foreskins; Parker Posey auditioning for pantomime as Princess Grace's scowly-faced aide Madge; Paz Vega, heavy with the lippy as a horse-riding Maria Callas Rogerr allton-Griffithstomachstomachinchin and elongated vowels as Alfred Hitchcock, who wants to take poor Gracie away from this hell.

Crossovers from anywhere else were equally scarce, with no sign of an Intouchables-style foreign-language ambush on the global mainstream, and Studio Ghibli's brand clout making it the one predictable fixture: Goro Miyazaki's From Up on Poppy Hill did a respectable global run ($56m) and his dad's swansong, The Wind Rises, is certain – on the back on $119m in Japan – to surpass it next year.

Everyone else is equally ignorant.

We are often so engrossed in our conversations that we assume everyone else is equally absorbed in theirs.

All else was stress.

All else is horror.

All else is quiet.

All else is second.

All else is window dressing.