Sentence examples for making them equally from inspiring English sources

In Fig. 17a, both turtles and birds share one ancestor with mammals (node W), making them equally closely related to mammals.

Poverty reduction during the Asian Green Revolution has been attributed to the inherent scale neutrality of new crop varieties making them equally beneficial to small-scale and large-scale farmers.

The meals the company provides (breakfast, lunch, snack, supper) are National School Lunch Program NSLPP) and Child and Adult Care Food Program CACFPP) compliant, which means they're reimbursable within schools' cost structure, making them equally available anywhere.

Hate crime laws are framed as initiatives that will end attacks on transgender people, making them "equally" protected under the law.

In the opening chapters of Genesis, the first book of the Bible, it is clearly taught that God created the first human creatures and called them "man," referring to both the "male" and the "female" beings, making them equally important: "So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them".

Decency made them equally oblique.

It makes them equally liable for the killing.

But inflation is not the danger Europe faces today, and German history should make them equally wary of the disastrous consequences of a new depression.

There I was, blithely believing that all bodies are equally valuable and their differences make them equally perfect, but the US lingerie company has come to the rescue and corrected my ignorance.

Bioethicists are quick to point out that the very thing that makes biobanks enticing and powerful to health-care professionals and drug companies makes them equally so to law enforcement, the insurance industry and government officials with a different agenda.

Rarities and familiar works were offered in a fair balance, and however much a listener may have been tempted to regard the unusual works as the heart of the program, Mr. Rangell's way with the more frequently heard Bach and Chopin had an idiosyncratic freshness that made them equally memorable.