Sentence examples for equal like from inspiring English sources

But match racing when they are equal like today is amazing.

Holding all else equal (like other political views), Professor Myers found, voters who saw immigration as a burden were nearly 9 percentage points more likely to oppose the measure than those who called immigration a benefit.

We listen to the opinion and the other opinion, and we live according to Islamic values and the message of our prophet when he said all Muslims are equal like the teeth of the comb.

What's less clear is if there is any systematic tendency for a president's approval ratings to decline in his second term, other factors held equal — like, for example, because the public is increasingly fatigued by having the same person in office.

"I feel equal like everyone else," signs 72-year-old village elder, Wayan Sandi, pressing his index fingers together to stress the word equal.

With new research strongly suggesting not all calories are created equal (like the recent report in the New England Journal of Medicine that people who eat a lot of high-calorie, high-fat nuts tend to be thinner than people who don't eat nuts), this news may be inconsequential.

Through algorithms, trust translates into ratings and reviews, popularity equals likes and social status means followers.

But the banks collect the fees and, all other things being equal, they like making more money rather than less.

Treating people with disabilities as equals, like treating religions as equally legitimate, may require unequal provisions.

So sort of a merger of equals, like the one announced by the TMX Group and the London Stock Exchange, carries strong industrial logic.

That is to say, it is their anti-heroism, their apparent lack of Great Qualities, that makes them our size, or even smaller, so that we can stand among them as equals, like Dorothy among the Munchkins.