Sentence examples for but also equal from inspiring English sources

Jerry Hauselt, the mayor of Avon-by-the-Sea, said he agreed with state law and court rulings that guaranteed not only public access but also equal user fees for residents and outsiders.

The Sportsman Channel, a cable television network, has billed two episodes of this hunting show (one appeared last Thursday, and the conclusion is this Thursday) as not only the first televised wolf hunt in the lower 48 states but also "equal parts education and adventure," a television event that "tackles the issue of wolf management head-on".

Those who get the right to vote require not only greater State intervention in many policy areas, but also equal treatment of people with similar needs, that is, fulfilment regardless of individuals, based on calculable rules.

The condition above can easily be fulfilled if the number of cisoids N is even; the gains c n are constants given by c n = σ 0 2 / N, and θ n =−θn+N/2=π/2 for n = 1, …, N / 2. If the condition in (25) is fulfilled, then the mean m μ ̂ ( t ) is not only constant but also equal to zero, i.e., m μ ̂ = 0.

There are wonderful, often harsh fantasy sequences that, while clearly informed by the "real" world of the movie, can be taken as a separate reality - in much the same way as A Matter Of Life And Death and Brazil, two films that this owes slight thematic debts to but also equals in terms of originality.

Judith Forst played up Clytemnestra's malevolence and magnified her decrepitude, but was also equal to the considerable vocal demands of the short role.

As a result, women were not only entitled to equal pay for equal work, but also to equal pay when their role could reasonably be judged to be of equal value to that occupied by a man in the same organisation.

His 7.0 yards per pass attempt is not only better than that of Sanchez (6.7) and Stafford (5.6), but it is also equal to that of Tom Brady and better than those of Drew Brees, Matt Ryan and Carson Palmer.

Since the sizes of the two loops of the lemniscate in Fig. 8 are more or less equal, the equi-affine arc-lengths along these loops are also equal (but opposite in sign), as can be seen in Fig. 8 (middle right panel).

"Promoting gender equity in the classroom involves not only providing equal resources to both girls and boys but also providing equal opportunities to learn".

Off the bottom (what will be the pommel), make also equal cuts, but this angle should be obtuse, since you intend to sand this into a rounded shape.