Sentence examples for give equal value from inspiring English sources

"I think there are many, many Americans who may be committed to the pro-life platform but who give equal value to violence on TV, to morality in the public square and integrity in the White House," Rabbi Eckstein said.

Even the founders of Pinterest, or Steve Blank, have had moments of brilliance and despair, and Startup Grind wants to give equal value and voice to both sides.

The identification of a single gene three times in this initial sequencing batch was unexpected because the normalization step in the SSH procedure is designed to give equal value to both highly expressed and lowly expressed genes.

Hence, it was expected that the measurements of those samples should give equal values.

Risk bands can be divided equally into deciles of risk, as demonstrated in Tables  1 and 2, or to give equal values of predicted deaths per band (ideally where that number is ≥5).

Fascists warned that if all humans were given equal value and equal breeding opportunities, natural selection would cease to function.

The women apparently receive equal pay but are not giving equal value to the spectators and the sport.

Tuckett succeeds in giving equal value to words and movement, enabling Stravinsky's sardonic music to sing out from the depths.

Only when the three time-honored universal criteria for promotion and tenure — publications, college service and teaching — are given equal value (rather than in this descending order) will we see genuinely improved learning.

He said the Green Investment Bank had been "hobbled" by its inability to borrow and called for energy efficiency to be given "equal value" to energy supply in policy-making.

But not including an arts subject in the EBacc gives a clear signal that it is not being given equal value to those that are within the new measure.