Sentence examples for equal makes from inspiring English sources

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.

While Malrieu's formulation eliminated Pm → Pi transitions up to third order only, the requirement introduced here that Pm → Q amplitudes of the two excitation operators be equal makes possible an all-order method without these dangerous transitions.

Mr. Poses, whose company, All Things Equal, makes the board game Loaded Questions, rented a 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot$35,000 a year.

Between 1996 and 2006 Brazil's score has headed down from 0.6 to 0.56, even as much of the rest of the world was travelling the opposite way.A sense that Brazil is becoming a little more equal makes for a healthier kind of capitalism, in which the people buzzing around above São Paulo in helicopters attract less opprobrium.

The extensive array of information that is imparted to the surgeon without equal makes it a precious companion for students, residents and fellows, practicing surgeons and highly experienced surgeons in plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery, general surgery and other subspecialties.

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.