Sentence examples for equivalent to men from inspiring English sources

They were not equivalent to men.

We become perceived as equivalent to men, and undeserving of – or without a need for – compassion, protection or help.

While polls seem to suggest that Republican women still support Mr. Cain in numbers that are roughly equivalent to men, flickers of discontent are emerging in crucial constituencies.

An example of a coordinating construction is "men and women," in which, it may be assumed, the immediate constituents are the word "men" and the word "women," each of which is syntactically equivalent to "men and women".

A movie called "Madame Freedom" of 1956 gives expression to the lifestyles of the publicly discussed 'liberal women' as well as a newly emerged women's group composed of female college students who have received an education equivalent to men, single working ladies and even married women with husbands of high social status.

They equate the ancient theocracy of Israel with the modern nation-state of the U.S., as if a war executed by the American military today is equivalent to men fighting in a meadow with slingshots, swords, spears, and bows and arrows.

The refocusing necessarily challenges the idea that treating women like men is equivalent to treating men and women equally".

It is the first women's cycling event that will offer absolute equality in prize money, with the victorious rider expected to receive £50,000 – equivalent to a men's elite five-day race.

The dark suit that I tried on a few weeks after our measuring visit – I have a feeling it cost £12 – was made by an industrial organisation that in the same year, 1960, turned out 1,739,397 made-to-measure garments that, when jackets and trousers were put together, and omitting a few waistcoats from the picture, became roughly equivalent to 850,000 men's suits.

The FA Women's Cup opened the summer season on Sunday, while this Saturday's showpiece match sees Liverpool take on Everton in the Continental Cup - the equivalent to the men's League Cup - with the opening round of league fixtures starting on Sunday, 14 April.

Ribon added that at the same time, women have their own form of trite humor, equivalent to those men make about getting hit in the crotch.