Sentence examples for equals worth from inspiring English sources

The Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan and Agrium, a fertilizer company, have agreed to a merger of equals worth $36 billion in enterprise value.

Employers may be drawing a correct conclusion that time equals worth, or they may be using time as a proxy because it's hard to evaluate worth otherwise, and because long hours, and constant access through technology, have become values in and of themselves.

Mr Blair is no socialist, and not much of an egalitarian either (he believes in "equal worth", not equality).

The Old Labour fixation on equality of outcomes was replaced by a new notion of "equal worth".

The central value of the new socialism is equality, the belief that each individual is irreplaceable and of equal worth.

If you don't define "equality" as a quality of an outcome, if you define it - well I call it equal worth actually, because I think it is more than just equality of opportunity, but certainly it includes equality of opportunity, then that's exactly what a meritocracy is.

Not all societies are of equal worth.

"Every life has equal worth," says Freedland.

Every citizen is of equal worth and dignity.

Because we believe every person is of equal worth.

But in doing so, we demonstrate our fundamental belief in the equal worth of every person.