Sentence examples for always on a par from inspiring English sources

Living standards in Chinese universities are not always on a par with those in the United States.

Reformist politician Mohammad Atrianfar says Rahnavard has always been on a par with her husband in terms of influence.

"I suspect her schedule will have to change, but I think Mirai's school life will always be on a par with her training". When Nagasu slacks off in training, her mother, Ikuko, will tell Wong not to give her a lesson that day, forcing the skater to work on her own.

There's something so apt about watching Transparent on the big screen; each episode has always felt visually on a par with its independent cinema peers.

They use clowning and physical theatre, improv and music, always placing performative elements on a par with a text.

Moreover, whether we might like it or not, the "other guy" might not agree with our ethics, and it has always been better to be on a par with our science than to let him get there first.

"It was one of those things that was great to be able to do right after a bogey on a par five, which always stings a little bit.

Discussion of foundational issues has always been a major source of progress in science, on a par with empirical knowledge and mathematics.

This was a "kill rate" on a par with that of France, which has always had a less benign image.

He has been lauded as a draftsman on a par with Bruegel, with a twisted, if not downright perverted (though always sincere) view of women.

Tyminski also noted that while the level difficulty is not always on par with other quiz shows such as Jeopardy!, the show avoids a "painfully slow pace".