Sentence examples similar to better equals from inspiring English sources

Kymlicka (2015, p. 21) is more on the mark when attacking "neoliberal multiculturalism" as "inclusion without solidarity", whereby "equality" is reduced to "equal access to (or perhaps better: equal exposure to) the competitive global marketplace".

Our scheme generated better equal error rate than the existing fingerprint-based works.

Google contract workers, internally referred to as Temporary, Vendor and Contractors (TVCs), are seeking better, equal treatment.

The numbers in Better, Equal, and Worse columns denote the number of problems in which the first algorithm is better than, equal, or worse than the second algorithm.

5) The Gauge You are always gauging the pecking order: who is better, equal to or worse than you.

In addition, we ask GPs for their personal opinion about whether the patient's prognosis will be better, equal or worse in one year.

Results from the analysis of group-level residuals allowed us to divide the centres into three groups based on their performances (better, equal or worse than the mean).

We run a series of professional development programmes and events that all focus on the premise that better balance equals better business.

For most of modern U.S. political history, Republicans in general have cast themselves as the party of fiscally responsible governance, adhering to a simple equation: low government spending plus tax cuts -- the bigger, and broader, the better -- equals all-but-guaranteed economic growth and full government coffers.

Water can be an effective contrast agent allowing better or equal distention in the bowel and better or equal diagnostic clarity compared with routine barium contrast agent.

Better playwrights equal better plays, and this adds up to better theater.