Sentence examples for comparable status from inspiring English sources

One of rugby league's legends, meanwhile, continues his quest to secure comparable status in union.

The list of England players who could claim comparable status is not as long.

Golda Meir (portrayed by Ms. Bancroft) enjoys comparable status as the country's dominant matriarch, a human dynamo and genius at fund-raising and statecraft.

Ross is not the sole powerful figure in Christian P.R., but only Mark DeMoss, who worked with Jerry Falwell for eight years before starting the DeMoss Group in Atlanta in 1991, enjoys comparable status.

28] gives rise to a possible explanation as to why Long Island universities and colleges have not attained a comparable status with more well-known and desirable mainland institutions.

Shared membership of the European Union gives Britain and Ireland sufficiently comparable status to dissolve the mutual chippiness of the past.

To ensure that women we compared had comparable risk status, we repeated all of these analyses for low risk women without complicating conditions at the start of care in labour (see box for the list of complicating conditions).

While we have no way to know how our study subjects compare with HIV-negative South Africans of comparable socioeconomic status, the relatively low prevalence of self-reported inability to perform normal activities and of symptoms, and the relatively high employment rate after three years, suggest that ART patients, assuming that they remain on treatment, are able to lead relatively normal lives.

This compared to mean lifespans of intact men of comparable social status ranging from 50.9-55.6 years, i.e. eunuchs lived 14.4-19.1 years longer than intact men.

To determine eligibility and to ensure comparable marital status and sexual orientation characteristics within interview mode, women were asked their marital status, followed by the gender of a current partner or gender preference of a partner if they were not currently in a relationship.

The country's maternal mortality rate, unchanged in more than 15 years, is 3 to 10 times higher than that of countries with comparable economic status.