Sentence examples for equal screen from inspiring English sources
The Expendables benefited from nostalgia for its action-legend cast and a solid local fanbase for Jason Statham, who enjoys equal screen time to Stallone.
She should also be congratulated for avoiding the sad spinster stereotype by giving equal screen time to Jason's struggles with ageing and fatherhood.
Despite this, the episode benefited from a strong cast of French actors who were given almost equal screen time with their English counterparts.
With 11 main characters, including children, each fighting for equal screen time during every episode, there are a lot of new faces to get used to even before you start working out how characters relate to each other.
The ripening of Alice and Martin's relationship and its eventual crisis unfold in roughly equal screen time, with equal intensity and speed, even though their courtship lasts through several phases of Parisian weather, and their breaking point is reached during a brief retreat to an isolated Spanish fishing village.
The actress has yet to be involved in any kind of high-profile scandal and she usually shares equal screen time with a male lead, like in last year's The International, which also featured Clive Owen.
Franco gets close to equal screen-time as Joseph Kerekes, the enterprising but cash-strapped porn producer, who came to be charged with the crime.
Here the best response curves intersect the line of equal screening values.
Māori provider practices showed equal screening rates for Māori and non-Māori men, but they were also the practices with the lowest overall screening rates.
In practice, it means that inpatients are screened on a daily basis and outpatients are screened following a sequential alternation procedure that guarantees an equal screening frequency of the six outpatient clinics involved in this study.
In the vast majority of practices Māori men were less likely to be screened, however, two Māori provider practices showed relatively equal screening rates for Māori and non-Māori men.
