Sentence examples for means to equal from inspiring English sources

What "history" shows is that the same forces that led to the Mahdi's rebellion in Sudan more than a century ago — rage at the presence of a colonial master; a mad turn towards an imaginary past as a means to equal the score — keep coming back and remain just as resistant to management, close up or at a distance, as they did before.

While Benedetto was working on the tomb, which was meant to equal Henry VII's grand tomb in Westminster Abbey, Wolsey's fortunes were changing fast.

The IDEA was meant to equal the playing field and access to education.

Understand fully what it means to be an equal part of the human race.

Adjustments were made in all models that forced the predicted mean to equal the observed mean (CN Morris Smearing).

International recognition of human rights has been particularly important as a means to achieve equal citizenship.

This week, progressive groups are advancing bills in several states meant to encourage equal pay for equal work, as Lydia DePillis writes in the The Washington Post.

"And what that would mean to civil liberties, equal rights and the future of our country".

The portrayal of such shocking violence in public settings is meant to reveal its equal inappropriateness inside the home.

To ensure adequate comparison of the values for each variable, each one was centered and scaled to mean equal to zero and standard deviation equal to 1.0.

Forcing the mean predicted to equal mean observed and assuming the error term to be homoscedastic corrects the bias predictions at the population-level.