Sentence examples for be more equal than from inspiring English sources
It is not that anybody wants to persecute him, we just don't believe he should be more equal than others".
Indeed, while all workers are theoretically equal under European rules, some may be more equal than others as national, or even local, concerns come to the fore.
There could be up to 100 entries for perhaps ten licences, reckons a banker.Might some applicants be more equal than others?
But prosecution will surely only trigger tit-for-tat demands for justice against known republican killers on the grounds that – as McDonald reports – some of the Troubles dead seem to be "more equal than others".
As Lu Wei, director of China's Cyberspace Administration, said in Nanning last year: "Confronting common challenges from cyberspace, China and Asean have increasingly become a community of common destiny". In the shaping of that destiny, some will be more equal than others.
This need be more equal than what it is.
International gender equality rankings show that in North America, Australia and Europe, women and men are more equal than in, say, Southern Asia.
