Sentence examples for equal par from inspiring English sources

"I don't like being on equal par.

We need more of a focus on vocational qualifications and bring them up to equal par with academic qualifications and we need more investment in our young people," he said.

"I thought last year's [London Marathon] was my last one but when you sit and look at the record books, I'm still on equal par with Tanni Grey-Thompson," the Londoner said.

Based on the Lehman Brothers Treasury STRIPS 20-25 YEqualqual Par Bond Index, which was created for Vanguard, the fund is designed as a tool for pension funds to help them match their long-term liabilities with long-duration assets.

A small nation like Uruguay can compete on equal par with giant neighbors such as Brazil and Argentina.

Andrea Martin's Nude, Nude, Totally Nude, Lily Tomlin's Signs of Intelligent Life..., and of course Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues inspired me to do work around women's issues, because women's stories need to be on equal par with men's in our cultural narrative.

Even those few funds that would be subject to the rule would be able to use an existing S.E.C. rule that usually lets them assume market prices are equal to par value for any security that will mature within 60 days.

If your net score is equal to the par, you get 2 points; if you hit one over par (a bogey), you get 1 point.

Woods lies nine over par – equalling his highest 54 hole tally as a professional in the US Open – with McIlroy just one shot better off.

His winning score of 18 under par equals the record (set by Mr Woods in 1997) for the best 72-hole total ever in the Masters.

Stanley began the day 18 under par, equaling the Torrey Pines 54-hole score of 198 posted by Tiger Woods in 2008, when he won by eight strokes.