When white and black "testers" apply to the same jobs presenting equivalent qualifications, the white testers receive more interviews and more job offers.
From Joyce, he had learned how to present a verbal equivalent of the mind's wanderings between past and present, and so a fleeting triumph over linear time.
Britain's budget deficit is at present equivalent to 12.7% of GDP.
Many Arabs and Israelis alike furiously rejected what they saw as his attempt to present their suffering as morally equivalent.
When the Greek equivalent of Huw Edwards tried to present from the rally, the protesters tried to beat him up.
They had recently graduated from the equivalent of high school, and they were looking to the future.
No corporate equivalent to munis exists for retail invest-ors looking to invest short term.
The transformations wrought by the digital revolution look likely to be equivalent in magnitude.
We look foward to an equivalent burst of blossom from Binchy some time in the next decade.
It is interesting to look at the equivalent noise in (7) given the noise enhancement caused by ZF.
Ministers have called for greater transparency and have asked a watchdog to look at equivalent grades.
