Sentence examples for it has equal from inspiring English sources

A polygon is called regular if it has equal sides and angles.

It has equal billing with opera and classical music at Lincoln Center.

Indeed, because it has equal say with national governments over most EU laws, it has more independent power than many national parliaments, some of which are genuinely toothless.

Similarly, in our experiments we found it has equal capacity to withstand complete submergence of 2 weeks with similar performance to Sub1A introgressed rice (BRRI 52) (data not shown).

Swedish is a North Germanic language, spoken natively by about 9 million people predominantly in Sweden and parts of Finland, where it has equal legal standing with Finnish.

It attracted a considerable audience and is probably worth a second look since it has equal application every time Trump cons the American public with his statements, positions, and flip-flops.

In the five or so years since this lineup was introduced, it has equaled or eclipsed its predecessors.

If this clone culture does represent a kind of triumphalism – a way for China to show it has equalled, and perhaps even transcended, the west's achievements – should we be worried?

Syracuse rejected the deal, saying it had equal status with the Nittany Lions.

Los branchos del tree!" It had equal parts lazy neologism ("worko" for "work") and circumlocution ("por preparando el no agua"), but, most important, it lightened the mood without detracting from the message.

And many have criticized her decision to give the scrap of papyrus the attention-getting title "The Gospel of Jesus's Wife," as if it had equal weight to other, lengthier texts that are known as Gospels.