Sentence examples for has equal value from inspiring English sources

Every life has equal value, but every cause does not.

It throws out the logic of the market -- in a time bank, all work has equal value.

Some of them inevitably look like glorified doodles -- the assumption being, perhaps, that every mark the artist makes has equal value, aesthetic or otherwise.

It was Bill and Melinda Gates' humanity that compelled their mission: "Guided by the belief that every life has equal value, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation works to help all people lead healthy, productive lives".

I didn't really care and I think that, even when you have obvious power in a relationship, as long as you remember that everyone has equal value personally, then those relationships will remain relatively harmonious.

But not there.Jerome Zukosky Annapolis, MarylandThe true cost of carbon* SIR – Your article discussing the costs of different carbon emissions reduction policies ("Efficiency drive", July 31st) seems to imply that every tonne of reduced carbon dioxide emissions has equal value in the effort to mitigate climate change, regardless of context.

There are many fetuses, and they do not have equal value.

All subjects should have equal value as that is the only way to recognise the huge range of interests and talents young people have.

We believe all lives have equal value, and that includes the many more people who will live in future generations than live today.

"The Liberal Democrats have their ideas and we have our ideas, for example that all seats should be of equal size, and votes should have equal value in a first past the post system.

Men and women have equal value (or should have) Who care who asks who? riddler_pops@TheIndyNews february29th @razorreznor @TheIndyNews I asked, he said yes, then he quickly asked me back.