Sentence examples for be made equally from inspiring English sources

(Often a part can be made equally well by either stretch forming or bending; the choice then is made on the basis of cost).

I can be made equally anxious by the thought of missing my bus and the thought of being struck by a meteor.

It is my intention that my work be made equally accessible to all".

The fact that better informed patients 'know their way around' should not lead to the assumption that all patients could be educated to the same level; rather handovers should be made equally safe for all patients, independent of their capacity for participation.

Rodchenko's telephone is made equally strange.

This was made equally clear by a change made in 1962 to the masthead of Pravda.

Those distributions are made equally on all shares, regardless of how long investors have held them.

(Though I hold that in the past, many people were made equally miserable by too much forced contact).

The disconnect, in fact, has gotten worse since 2006, when 68 percent of women thought decisions were made equally and 48 percent of men agreed.

"We should, I think, be very sorry that this decision has been made, equally we are sorry that the organising committee and board has been put under the sort of pressure it has over the past few days.

As they pitch a misbegotten-sounding remake of Last Tango in Paris to a glittering array of bemused/befuddled A-listers, none of whom comes off better than Ryan Gosling reflecting on past audition horrors, the idea is to expose the industry's absurdities, but their own are made equally clear.