Sentence examples for equal sense from inspiring English sources

It is best to balance things so everyone contributes equally, or in an equal sense so managing the co-op is not on one persons shoulders, or some doing more work than others.

Does it make equal sense, though, when you get to words on paper?

Answer them the other, and feel an equal sense of unhappiness.

What Galileo and Kepler could not provide, although they tried, was an alternative to Aristotle that made equal sense.

In a separate statement, Jeffrey R. Immelt, the chief executive of G.E., said the sale made equal sense for G.E.

On the business end, there was an equal sense that the company needed to be run like a digital enterprise.

The micro-cantilever beams are cut to external aspect ratios of 0.5, 1, and 2, and inner cut at aspect ratios of 0, 0.5, 1, and 2, with equal sensing area.

Second, all of the mobile sensors have the equal sensing distance (Rs) and the equal communication distance (Rc).

All nodes are assumed to have equal sensing range which is increased iteratively until average degree equals.

(The Yankees, showing equal business sense and respect for their tradition, are keeping the name Yankee Stadium for their new palace, to open in 2009).

Bare-chested frat boys, sorority girls in bikinis, copious amounts of bottom-shelf alcohol, and a gentle reminder that a college education doesn't always equal common sense.