Sentence examples for equal chance in from inspiring English sources

This slippery-slope sensationalism is the same old dirty trick we see when anti-equality campaigners make ridiculous arguments about marrying their sons in an effort to stop marriage equality, or suggest that giving all genders an equal chance in life is some how going to lead to the oppression of men.

All groups should be given an equal chance in life.

Does this mean that atheists and agnostics may demand an equal chance in the same setting to make statements about their denials or doubts about religious faith?

How much should it curtail individual freedoms to purchase extra education, to pass on an inheritance so that people have an equal chance in life?

Similarly for those who want to give all children an equal chance in life: if the social ­ladder is steeper it becomes harder to climb and social mobility slows.

When it became clear they weren't going to do that, we proposed that they'd delay their game so that our iOS version of the game (which was still in development) and their clone would release on the same day, giving both games an equal chance in the App Store.

Ivanchuk forced a series of exchanges that left him with roughly equal chances in the endgame after 19... Rd5.

The bigger issue in France is the growing racist and xenophobic tone in political discourse and the fact that earlier immigrants do not feel fully accepted and do not get equal chances in French society".

But groups like MAMTA and Award are helping to ensure that all girls have equal chances in future generations.

However, it allowed all students the opportunity to enter a verbal text and therefore provided equal chances in answering the questions in this real examination.

Clearly understand what Natural Selection means: basically organisms tend to produce more offspring than the environment can support, so obviously individual organisms do not have equal chances in the environment, some will live longer and some will die sooner or not have offspring.