Sentence examples for certainly equal to from inspiring English sources

Yet, as Applebaum shows, the Soviet killing machine was certainly equal to its Nazi counterpart.

Note that the probability is certainly equal to 1.

Certainly equal to Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and far richer than Portland's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Memphis institution eschews mere spectacle in favor of true historicity.

"Coral reefs are the most diverse ecosystems in the ocean and may also have the highest biodiversity of perhaps any habitat on the planet, certainly equal to the rainforest if not exceeding it," says Patterson, who will join Earle on an eight-day mission set to begin July 14.

The woman certainly looks equal to her spouse, and perfectly self-possessed; if anyone was being embarrassed, it wasn't her.

"Me First" may not be greater than the sum of its parts, but it certainly is equal to them, which is a lot.

She was then re-employed as a research assistant at the Royal Institution in London, which acted as a bridge to a permanent post.,pAlthough the proportion of top-class female scientists who have families is not zero, it is certainly not equal to the average of the female population as a whole.

In many ways, it is far easier to accept hard-core Christian conservatives' position: they think gay relationships are evil, and therefore certainly not equal to straight ones, and should absolutely not be granted marriage rights.

Certainly, equal voting opportunity is highly important to our democracy, but so are issues that do not make or break a presidential election, like equal educational, employment and economic opportunity.

Women were certainly not the equal to men; everyday labour was brutalising; disease led to early deaths.

Collectors of contemporary art in Glasgow are few and far between, and the city certainly has no equal to London gallerist and collector Charles Saatchi, so often credited with creating much of the hype around the YBAs.