Sentence examples for gaining parity with from inspiring English sources
Can Britain's computer games industry finally be gaining parity with our much-lauded TV and film makers?
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.
The subcommittee considered a variety of barriers that prevent women from gaining parity with men in the sciences.
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.
This spring, drivers for one of the companies, Laidlaw Education Services, went on strike in an effort to gain parity with the district's own drivers, who earn an average of $22.56 an hour and, unlike most Laidlaw drivers, get full benefits.
During Obama's second term, women gained parity with men in the president's inner circle; Clinton has actually had women outnumber men at times among her senior staff.
"Without the share holding, it makes it extremely difficult to gain parity with the other teams in the Premiership and for our long term future we must retain the ability to buy back the P shares," said Leeds chief executive Gary Hetherington.
As one sign of that, he said, resale values of American vehicles are beginning to gain parity with imports, which have long commanded higher prices.
