Sentence examples similar to hold equal relevance from inspiring English sources

While people want to be treated equally, not all jobs are equal; not every contribution holds equal value.

Caitlin is finally held equal with other great thinkers.

While this second facet holds equal importance, it has received comparatively less attention.

Both BP and Gulf held equal shares in the venture.

All other things are held equal, when nude.

We then fitted three constrained models in which (1) speciation and extinction rates were held equal across regions, and migration from and to the SWBP were held equal (equal-rates model); (2) speciation and migration were held equal but extinction allowed to vary (equal-speciation model); and (3) extinction and migration were held equal but speciation allowed to vary (equal-extinction model).

Error terms were held equal across time and were not correlated.

These three dimensions have an equal relevance for measuring progresses towards a sustainable transportation [27].

Resilience, however, does not equal relevance, either cultural or political.

Of equal relevance is the ability of some of Robinho's suitors to pay not just his sizeable wages but a signficant loan fee.

Timeliness does not equal relevance; a huge pool of content ages well without losing its appeal or meaning.