Sentence examples for equal towards from inspiring English sources

I said, 'I want first to be in the position of an equal towards any man I might marry.

Second, it takes the time horizon of the breeding program into account, such that weights on the markers with different allele frequencies become more equal towards the end.

A German study demonstrated that the natal male:natal female ratio among transsexual people has changed to more equal towards 2000's that what it was in earlier decades [ 16].

They are working (in spite of the special magnetism of Stills) towards a fusion of equal talents: towards a third-generation band which cooks.

Towards equal rights for all, Kiri Westby Changemaker/Rulebreaker/Storyteller.

This project is one of several featured in the UNGEI joint publication, Towards Equal Opportunities for All: Empowering Girls Through Partnerships in Education, to be launched at the Roundtable.

The project involved developing measuring instruments analysing data, developing in-coun UNGEI case studies in East Asia: Towards equal opportunities for all: empowering girls through partnerships in education This publication is a joint-project outcome by the regional and country UNGEI partners.

Both of these proteins are assumed to be non-specific; the receptor has equal affinity towards all ligand molecules present in the medium, and equally activates the two effectors, while the intermediary protein acts as a "global" deactivator inhibiting both the receptor and the two effectors with equal strength.

This is observed for the NHX family in which AtNHX1-4 havequalaffinitiesies towards Na+ and K+, while AtNHX5 and 6 have a higher affinity towards K+.

Get out of my sight!) The state, he informed us at the outset, tends towards arrogance, corruption and periodic battle with a populace, who tend with equal frequency towards being "disorderly, irrational and bloody-minded".

The first we knew of it was when half a dozen men came hurtling over the row of garages at the end of the garden and my mother, running, as ever, counter to what others would consider natural instinct, hurtled with equal vigour towards them to make sure they didn't damage the roof.