Sentence examples for equal hours from inspiring English sources

They would work equal hours, spend equal time with their children, take equal responsibility for their home.

In a month or so, as the equinox brings equal hours of day and night, a strange urge will come over these birds.

At the autumnal equinox on the 23rd we will experience equal hours of day and night and we will also see the Moon around the same time in the evening for several days.

Oliver Burkeman's article on "shirking" highlighted an important point: hours in the office do not equal hours of productivity, and there are many who have become masters of disguise, seeming to be in a constant state of motion while actually getting very little done.

Hours taught do not equal hours spent learning, he says, pointing out that tailored tutorials for small groups are likely to transmit more knowledge than the lectures in enormous amphitheatres that are routine at some continental universities.But neither can the results be brushed away, he says.

Typically in the US, in a joint wage-earning family, the woman's unpaid work in housework is about 4 times as much as the man's, whether or not they work equal hours in waged or salaried work (cf. Folbre 1982).

Conclusion: This equation is simple:a few minutes of discipline equals hours of comfort, pleasure, a lengthened lifespan, and less time spent on medical procedures.

"I have to point out that one million miles in a year, at an average speed of 500 miles an hour, would equal 2,000 hours of flying time and another 500 or so hours in getting to and from the airport," he wrote, adding: "The standard 40-hour workweek is 2,080 hours per year".

That reduces the greenhouse effect of leaked methane for electricity production down to a GWPfm of 3.3 for equal kilowatt hours produced by coal.

The bill also eliminates a 20-hour work requirement, the cornerstone of the current program, and instead allows an individualized mixture of work and education to equal 35 hours a week.

For example, the overtime will be equal the (hours – 40) multiplied by 1.5 to help get the extra time that was spent at work.