Sentence examples for equal numbers of both from inspiring English sources

David's Bridal will likely order equal numbers of both dresses, executives said.

While much attention is focussed on Oxbridge's record on undergraduate admissions, far less attention is paid to who is admitted to its prestigious postgraduate courses, even though the university teaches equal numbers of both.

As one aid worker put it, "Do they expect us to burn down more Kyrgyz houses so that we can rebuild equal numbers of both [peoples'] houses?" Rebuilding a shell of a house in Kyrgyzstan achieves very little if its occupants live in fear of arrest, detention and torture based on their ethnicity.

This means that women are 35 per cent more likely to go to university than men, and that 36,000 men are "missing" from universities this year – in other words, if universities were to recruit equal numbers of both sexes, they would have to take in 36,000 more men.

Despite the fact that it was easily the coldest, windiest day I've experienced in my year of living in Los Angeles, there was already a sizable crowd on the street, consisting in about equal numbers of both Star Wars fans, as well as members of the media who were there to interview them about being Star Wars fans.

Equal numbers of both subsets would suggest that transition from one to another might proceed without cell division, at least at this age.

The schoolchildren aged between 15 and 18 years were chosen as subjects (n = 50) with equal number of both the genders to assess the exposure through urinary fluoride levels.

Zapatero is a self-proclaimed feminist and his previous cabinet sported an equal number of both men and women.

However, both conditions comprised an equal number of both types of traits, so that this would not affect the contrast between Self and Other-reflection.

In general, in aquatic ecosystems we observed a strong proportionality in the number of toxins domains and immunity proteins, with roughly equal number of both.

This constraint implies that for infinitely long sequences, an equal number of both possible transversions will occur along the path from an ancestor to an existing taxon.