Sentence examples for in equal terms from inspiring English sources
"If I'm fit, I'm moving well, and this puts things in equal terms.
Thus, it is not uncommon to find literature that refers to nanoparticles and colloidal particles in equal terms.
Both countries could still benefit from trading in equal terms: England could specialize in making cloth, and trade that for wine.
But I really thought that the third set was really in equal terms, but I only start to play when I was down 6-2, twhichve, whish is really, really late.
While the perceived simplicity of badlands has sparked a disproportional (compared to the land surface they cover) amount of research, our increasing amount of information has not necessarily increased our understanding of badlands in equal terms.
The court justified handing over the blood samples, which defence lawyers had asked to be destroyed, in order "to fight against doping – which is something that goes against the essential ethical values of sport by preventing people competing in equal terms".
"It is one of most accessible sports for disabled people and is also one of the only sports where people with disabilities can join in on equal terms with able bodied people," it says.
The investigator will participate in the course on equal terms as the participants; participate in exercises and in discussions.
They work in the fields on equal terms with men and have considerable influence in the tribal councils.
They wanted the right to compete with men on equal terms in the commercial marketplace.
