Sentence examples for gain parity from inspiring English sources
The government can intervene and gain parity prices for farmers' crops.
But the vanquished supporters and clubs walked away with zero points when for 80 minutes they fought to win – or to gain parity at worst.
This gap would narrow once Sanders began to gain parity in early primary states, a feat Sanders achieved not because of media coverage but despite it.
Obi John Mikel and Seyi Olofinjana are unlikely to gain parity in the middle, but Berti Vogts appears to have decided that extreme pace down the wings is the best way to serve strikers Obafemi Martins and Yakubu Aiyegbeni.
If England are to gain parity, Flintoff will need to repeat last night's heroics this morning because James Anderson and Sidebottom, hard as they tried, seemed incapable of causing the same unrest.
Can Britain's computer games industry finally be gaining parity with our much-lauded TV and film makers?
It got a big V-8, fuel injection, a flat-cornering suspension, and decent brakes, until by 1961 substance had finally gained parity with flash.
A team that has battled for the allotted period of play and gained parity with an opponent should walk off with as many premiership points.
It is ironic that as women have gained parity in many fields, they have allowed themselves to be co-opted by those in positions of power.
President Bush appears to hope that we haven't; but while it's not 1992 again -- perhaps it will never be 1992 again -- the kitchen table is rapidly gaining parity with the aircraft-carrier deck.
