Sentence examples for makes an equal from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Stoppard's Housman makes an equal claim on us.

The younger Mr. Sharma contributes 10 percent of a portion of his monthly salary; his employer makes an equal contribution.

Less metaphorically, we will have to think of each existing state of affairs as being such that each of its constituent objects makes an equal and uniform contribution to securing its unity.

From this general rule, it is often assumed that a certain amount of DNA makes an equal, or at least proportional, amount of RNA, which in turn makes an equal or proportional amount of protein.

It's possible to make an equal marriage".

Dominus, though owned by a Bordeaux legend, can make an equal claim to Napa history.

Miliband mocked the idea that the government was expecting everyone to make an equal sacrifice.

"They are really just a visual backup to try to make an equal playing field and take my vision out of the equation as much as possible".

It is refreshing to be heading into the N.F.L. playoffs this weekend, knowing that all eight teams will be making an equal effort, as opposed to last week's charade.

If a case could be made for using English as the new lingua franca, the time for that seems to have passed because the Chinese can perhaps make an equal claim on behalf of their language.

He said that GlaxoSmithKline's current production capacity for seasonal flu vaccine was 60 million to 70 million doses a year, and that it could make an equal amount of the bird flu vaccine.