Sentence examples for are equal in terms of from inspiring English sources
Entering more, assuming all things are equal in terms of funniness, does help.
- Margaret Watson "I think the two party leaders are equal in terms of education and their poshness.
One message of the study, Hofferth said, is that not all forms of media are equal "in terms of consequences for kids.
It is also important to note that not all invasive species are equal in terms of their destruction to an ecosystem, meaning that a nation must evaluate the cost of eradicating the species relative to the cost the invasive species incurs against ecosystem services (Simberloff, 2002).
Now, not all third party iOS 8 keyboards are equal in terms of the permissions they require to function.
The three letters are equal in terms of power, as they are all letters to friends.
Canales said that he regarded the play as being equal, in terms of innovation, to the forward pass.
The focus is competitive fairness with the recognition that not all things will always be equal in terms of facilities and resources.
Although the accuracies of MLR and ANN were equal in terms of estimating Ks, the stability of PTF developed via ANN was not as good as that of MLR.
Some of us just left and turned white.' African music and European music have always been equal in terms of melody: the crucial difference was that European music was far more sophisticated in terms of harmony while African music was far more advanced in terms of rhythm.
