Sentence examples for from parity from inspiring English sources

"We've changed somewhat, but we're very, very far from parity".

The Democrats have 50 votes in the Senate and are only nine votes from parity in the House.

At the border bridges operated by the Niagara Falls Bridge Commission, the fare can be paid with $3 American or $3.50 Canadian — a far cry from parity.

His companies bought bonds worth 595 million pesos before last year's sharp devaluation, which unhooked the Argentine currency from parity to the dollar.

When it comes to world politics, even if we're experiencing a heyday of female leadership, we're still a long way from parity with men: women make up 9% of world leaders.

Catalyst's own research, she said, showed that women's progress in business had not increased perceptibly and "we are far from parity in leadership, which is critical especially in this unstable economic environment".

The parity grid was derived from parities each participating country established for its currency with all other currencies in the system, denominated in terms of ECUs.

Male and female neonates from parity-2 and parity-2-4 motherespectivelyvely, were least frequently under weight.

Piglets were born from parities 1 to 7. Parities 3 through 7 were combined into one parity class.

Forty crossbred pigs (Topigs®) of both sexes (females and castrates) with body weight of approximately 6.5 kg, the progeny of four litters (from 3rd parity sows) from a commercial swine farm in eastern Croatia were used.

These two approaches can be deduced directly from crisp parity equations, in particular, from ARMA and MA approaches.