Sentence examples for as being of equal value from inspiring English sources

Mr. Friedman wrongly equates the abortion issue and these other "pro-life" issues as being of equal value and importance.

A drive-by assessor might have judged all the houses as being of equal value, unaware that only yours still has the original lime-green bathroom fixtures, no central air and a wet basement.

Nursing home staff members deal with difficult behaviours and emotions daily, probably involving both personal morality and the understanding that all humans are of equal value, as well as understanding the importance of treating all residents equally [ 16, 18].

In cases where women and men were doing exactly the same thing, it could be easily determined that the work was of equal value, so as early as 1968 employers and trade unions were studying ways in which women's jobs could be called different names and organised in such a way that they were not directly comparable with men's jobs.

However, their ratings and stories are of equal value, as are those in a worse functional and emotional state, and contributes similarly to the building up of evidence-based knowledge regarding prostate cancer.

Detractors suggest DALYs can be criticized on equity grounds as every year of life is of equal value a priori, and on empirical grounds as the standard age weights may not accurately reflect social values.

Every player in my squad is of equal value and we rate them as much as each other".

First-round draft choices were frequently traded for players who were not considered to be of equal value, as when the team traded for often-injured defensive end Wally Chambers without requiring that he first pass a physical examination.

However, we feel that clinical symptoms are of equal value as indicators of sphincter dysfunction.

IL-6, CRP and LBP appear to be of equal value as diagnostic infection markers in our study.

For concentrations of quinine and salt that are of equal value as punishment, this is indeed the case; likewise, odor-salt memories are specific in prompting learned escape from salt but not from quinine (for a summary see Figure 2B).