Sentence examples for be equal to a from inspiring English sources

A digitized human being would be equal to a living human according to this fantasy.

That would be equal to a bit over 800,000 jobs today.

The vent area should be equal to a fifth of the floor area.

If and when the company is sold, each unit of phantom stock will be equal to a common share.

Another construction is to take all $k$ colours to be equal to a fixed family that is as large as possible subject to not containing a forbidden configuration.

Those commissions would typically be equal to a third of the gains made by the customer from the shares they received in the initial offering, the suit said.

Both seemed implicitly to understand that a gay partnership might be equal to a straight one but that doesn't necessarily make it the same.

But in some quarters of the internet, this seemingly obvious idea – that a woman should be equal to a man in every way – is being ridiculed and dismissed.

A female baby Cambridge will be equal to a male one, but we will all be inferior to any of them.

One can easily see how smaller Member States would effectively handover sovereignty to multinationals as fines could be equal to a significant proportion of GDP.

Importantly, border price and domestic production cost should be equal to an 'ideal' competitive market.