Sentence examples for approaching equality from inspiring English sources

But there is still a very long way to go before women have anything approaching equality.

"They look at what's going on and say, 'This is outrageous".' Until parenting becomes part of work culture, she says, "women are not going to achieve anything approaching equality".

Only when the debate about women's representation in the workforce encompasses all of us, including those who aren't in the workforce but want to be (and not just those with the best skill set), then we will be approaching equality.

I'm not naïve enough to believe that there is anything even remotely approaching equality of opportunity in this country, let alone true economic equality, but those for whom this process is particularly bitter should take heart in knowing that they've made it this far.

The odds ratio is approaching equality (results are very close to the neutral line) and these findings are not statistically significant.

Berbers, Arabs, Visigoths, Jews, and Christians from many backgrounds lived together in harmony and something approaching equality; the poet could address the emir with respect on both sides.

That is, the number of patients allocated to each treatment arm will approach equality, and prognostic factors will be equally balanced within patients across different treatments, in a clinical trial as the sample size increases infinitely.

The highest q parameters were obtained as the solubility parameters of dye and polymer approached equality corresponding to the maximum dye polymer affinity.

The approximation symbol ' ' approaches equality as the spectral window approaches (the frequency response of the ideal lowpass filter passing only the original spectrum ), while at the same time allowing no time aliasing (convolution remains acyclic in the time domain).

The odds ratio (=0.989) approaches equality for both groups (results are very close to the neutral line).

The benefit package in these different schemes is often not equal across these components of the health system, but the avowed goal is to close gaps in access and incrementally to approach equality of access.