Sentence examples for making it an equally from inspiring English sources

But boundary changes have brought thousands of affluent Tory-leaning voters into the constituency, making it an equally tight race.

It had binocular vision, a trait inherited by T. rex, making it an equally adept predator.

Serenity may tout itself as romantic – the two double bedrooms are both en suite and there's a panoramic roof terrace – but its decor and amenities make it an equally ideal home-from-home for families seeking a slice of local living.

Its accessibility and easy-use format make it an equally strong textbook for courses in these fields as well as for advanced medical and nursing students in OB/GYN and pediatrics.

Port Angeles may lack Port Townsend's Victorian glamour, but its excellent restaurants and its proximity to Olympic National Park should make it an equally worthwhile destination.

An expanded menu and new talent in the kitchen now make it an equally fine place for dinner.

It's a sleekly handsome place with a long bar and open kitchen, very roomy coffee-colored booths, spanking white tilework and brick, and both excellent lighting and sound levels, which makes it an equally appealing venue to talk business, have a date, or just relax right after work.

This could and must be a departure point for ensuring that the fight against climate change must not only be about saving the one planet we have for future generations but equally about making it a Planet 50/50 for women and girls here and now and into the future.

Traditional crisp-skinned chicken from southern China juxtaposes soft tender flesh with a deeply tanned and lacquered visage, making it equally at home in a lunchbox or a lavish wedding feast.

Billow, a woman owned business, makes it a strong point to treat everyone equally.

The case matches the curved edges of the 2520, making it equally comfortable to hold.