Sentence examples for be equal with or from inspiring English sources
A number of reviewers, including Robert McCrum in The Guardian, David Mills in The Sunday Times and Olen Steinhauer in The New York Times, all considered the book to be equal with, or superior to, Fleming's stronger novels.
Other critics saw the book as being equal with, or superior to, Fleming's stronger novels.
Still, to be female in the new Afghanistan is not yet to be equal with men, or even anything close to it, given the persistence here of a deeply conservative version of the male-dominated culture that is common in much of the Islamic world.
The fact that Nigeria itself stymies the effort we make to be equal with people in London or New York".
So in fact, these two are equal with a relabeling, or with a transformation, between small omega and capital omega.
Is it possible that a simplified structure could be constructed with equal or even enhanced bioactivity compared with paclitaxel?" This Account lays out the options for such a structure and describes the progress made toward its synthesis.
The currently recognized subspecies T. c. simplex (N Africa and NE Iberian Peninsula) and T. c. mauritanicus (NW Morocco and SW Iberian Peninsula) are considered to be bisexual, with equal or male biased sex ratios [ 14, 15].
We considered PBF to be efficient when improved care quality or quantity was achieved with equal or lower costs, or alternatively, when the same quality of care was achieved using less financial resources.
"With current levels of taxation already limiting economic growth, we believe that marginal rates must be maintained or lowered and that repeal of any tax credit or deduction be offset with an equal or greater tax cut," the letter said.
