Sentence examples for equals against from inspiring English sources

What it didn't do was pit two teams of equals against each other.

Both highly articulate and savvy media performers, they made it more of a fight between equals against Cameron and Osborne.

Once, citrus and chocolate competed in the city as equals against that original of fortune-cookie flavors, vanilla.

The respondent is asked to indicate all the cases where they are confident they would choose A (i.e. the health state to be valued), all the cases where they would choose B (i.e. full health) and the put an equals against states where they cannot choose.

In the Two Treatises of Government, he defended the claim that men are by nature free and equal against claims that God had made all people naturally subject to a monarch.

Surprisingly, the rate of protection was nearly equal against all the challenge viruses irrespective of their antigenic properties.

When population, daytime population and population of service industry workers were each regarded as parameters of community attractiveness, the distribution of physicians was least equal against population and was most equal against service industry workers.

We have recently [ 73] reported that the therapeutic benefit of zinc is not equal against all organisms such that the Klebsiella spp were most responsive to zinc supplementation, Esherichia coli were neutral while rotavirus diarrhea was associated with worse outcomes in zinc supplemented children.

The Labour MP for Bolton North East voted against equal marriage, against the repeal of Section 28 and against 2002 legislation securing adoption rights for same-sex couples.

"A major argument against equal benefits, against fair treatment of employees, has been taken away," said Kevin Cathcart, executive director of the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, referring to the Supreme Court ruling on Lawrence v. Texas.

And that is truly frightening: history's worst totalitarian regimes have been founded on the idea that accusation equals guilt, against which there is, by definition, no defense.