Sentence examples for given equivalent from inspiring English sources

These may be given equivalent treatment, or one may be stressed at the expense of the others.

However, there is such a thing as "false balance" – when two opposing positions are given equivalent weighting, despite one being extreme or absurd.

But two other objects are given equivalent attention: a Ku Klux Klan robe and a 1960s-era pocket-size brochure from the Mattachine Society, one of the country's first organizations concerned with gay rights, called "What to Do if You're Arrested".

He added that "roughly 5,000 people were forced out" of their homes to create room for Olympic facilities but that "thanks to the corruption and incompetence of authorities," those people have not been "adequately compensated for their property or been given equivalent housing elsewhere, as they were promised".

for a given equivalent channel error performance s.

Their voices have not been given equivalent weight and influence compared to the voices of adults.

At the end, on his 15th birthday, Oscar gives equivalent help to a strange girl.

Fine, say Syracusans, but why doesn't government give equivalent resources to companies that can provide higher-paying jobs?

High-impact West African offshore exploration of recent years appears over for the time being and East African onshore exploration does not give equivalent returns, in our view.

We give equivalent syntactic definition of the type-instance, presented as a set of inference rules.

Corresponding data obtained by employing the standard spiro-OMeTAD as hole transporter gave equivalent performance.