Sentence examples for be some parity between from inspiring English sources

"There has to be some parity between commercial insurance and Medicaid," Dr. Hasnain said.

There was some parity between knowledge and behavior as IDU living outside Afghanistan in the last decade were more likely to have used a condom; however, they were less likely to use new syringes with each injection.

Of late there also appears to be some parity developing between the two sides on social media venues which have become an important, indeed necessary venue for how organizations connect with the folks they represent.

"All we're saying is that there must be parity between mass transit and the capital plan for highways".

If there can be parity between what Charter is willing to pay and what Time Warner Cable will demand is an open question.

But on Radio 2, Chris Evans celebrates IWD by asking Jane Garvey if the show is all about cake – and if there'll ever be parity between the sexes.

For such a project to work, there must be parity between the private and the public, between the quotidian and the historic.

In short, there should be parity between the purchasing power of dollars in the United States and their exchange value in Japan.

It's got even more expensive recently: following the Brexit vote, there's practically parity between sterling and the Swiss Franc.

Before 1987, there was rough parity between the sexes using this measurement.

He adds that "there's no parity between you and me," and that "we do not belong to the same caste".