Sentence examples for equal in terms of from inspiring English sources

Britain was at its most equal (in terms of Gini coefficients) in 1977.

Entering more, assuming all things are equal in terms of funniness, does help.

We said all tiles are not created equal in terms of risk.

Canales said that he regarded the play as being equal, in terms of innovation, to the forward pass.

"There is no one who is Mr.Rajaratnam's equal in terms of the breadth and scope of his insider trading crimes".

- Margaret Watson "I think the two party leaders are equal in terms of education and their poshness.

The Pentium and Athlon chips are roughly equal in terms of performance at the same clock speed, according to benchmark tests.

So, it appears that being a brain surgeon or a rocket scientist is considered equal in terms of complexity and achievement.

His replacement, Malcolm Smith, isn't his equal in terms of physical ability, but he did perform well within the confines of the system.

Mice are not obviously people's equal in terms of intellect, but scientists have found ingenious ways to make mice serve as models for psychiatric diseases.

But the Tories are keen on the bit of the bill that would redraw parliamentary boundaries to make them much more equal in terms of voter population.