Sentence examples for equal make from inspiring English sources

In terms of safety, most helmets are created equal (make sure it has a European CE EN 1078 sticker) and be very careful if you buy a second-hand lid as helmets are made for one impact and are then useless.

And since sfogliatelle aren't created equal, make the effort to find Attanasio (Vico Ferrovia, 1-2-3-4), a small bakery that serves a heavenly sfoglia riccia hot out of the oven. 1 p.m. 11) THE PASSEGGIATA Neapolitans love their traditions and rituals: stores close for the midday pausa, cappuccini are not drunk after 10 a.m. and grated cheese never goes on top of seafood pastas.

This, all else equal, makes housing more inefficient and prone to bubbles.

Basic thermodynamics means that a warmer atmosphere, all other things being equal, makes more intense cyclones possible," said Allen.

He'd like to see the Senate be equal, making it even more undemocratic than it is now.

"No! I made that film with other people who, if not equal, made valued contributions and put their lives on the line.

"If Moore's Law stops, making semiconductors will eventually equal making cars or even shoes," he said, referring to products where performance doesn't increase routinely.

Evgeni Nabokov was Holtby's equal, making 21 stops in a game that was just as crucial for the surging Islanders.

Making music does not equal making money.

Figure 3 (left panel), shows further that optimal capacity is achieved when the error probabilities f and g are approximately equal, making the channel symmetric.

As a result, it has made us more market-oriented, and that equals making you more center-right in your politics".