Sentence examples for equally than from inspiring English sources

Black judges treat male and female offenders more equally than white judges do.

Should debt for one group be treated less equally than for another?

And there are other things to engage the imagination today, equally, than dollars and dirhams.

Parents may agree that all children should be treated equally, yet theirs perhaps more equally than others.

They also agree that by almost any measure, income is distributed less equally than it used to be.

Iraq is predominantly a Muslim country, in which the two major sects of Islam are represented more equally than in any other state.

The show's tour de force is an oversize bust of Teddy Roosevelt, apparently adapted from a famous laughing photograph of the equally larger-than-life president.

The wild strains were approximately equally better than (51%) and worse than expected (49%).

The results also show that car energy expenditures (0.047 0.139) are more unequally distributed than residential energy expenditures but more equally distributed than in the case of single households.

Inpatients were equally more than twice at risk of cryptosporidium infection than outpatients [(OR 2.54, CI, 1.87-3.45), p < 0. 0.1].

A positive value of the B index indicates that skew is greater than expected, whereas negative values indicate that matings are more equally distributed than expected.