Sentence examples for but equal to from inspiring English sources
But equal to that task is Belichick's placing the Patriots schematically in better positions to win.
They require a talent different from, but equal to, that of theatrical performers.
Half points are awarded if the duration is greater than 5 years, but equal to or less than 6 years.
The corresponding values for the singly protonated ions are >−0.5 kcal/mol for angiotensin II and LHRH, but equal to −2.6 kcal/mol for bradykinin.
"This court's personal view," he wrote, is "that children raised by same-sex couples enjoy benefits possibly different, but equal, to those raised by opposite-sex couples".
Not quite a record – Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid has nine, The Killing Fields eight – but equal to Slumdog Millionaire's seven.
The observed variable y i is equal to the latent variable if the latent variable is higher than zero but equals to zero if this is not the case.
These relationships include a series of transfer functions that are analogous to, but not equal to, stretch-efficiency functions.
"They need to make it new and true — not something defensive but something equal to the moment".
Suppose the market's mean expected costs were lower than the proxy costs but about equal to Exxon's actual cost assumptions.
