Sentence examples for meet equally from inspiring English sources

"Henceforth," he continued, "Hitler's Nazis will meet equally well-armed, and perhaps better-armed, troops".

Workers laying the sidewalk had to meet equally precise county specifications (similar to those in effect in Nassau).

They meet equally hapless soldiers-to-be like John Candy, who views basic training as some kind of weight-loss spa.

I'm sure we agree that even in a free society there has to be some loss of privacy to meet equally important public needs.

"It was the height of ecstasy culture," he adds, which means, I think, that they lived at night: Hack and Rankin used to put on clubs, where they'd meet equally enthusiastic new contributors, who'd stay up until dawn discussing ideas.

Time (2017) reported that not only was former Labor Secretary Thomas Perez on the record for saying "most of the industry-commissioned research reaching the opposite conclusion does not meet equally rigorous analytical standards" but, also, that Wall Street's tactics effectively "strong-armed Congress" to shut down the DOL rule.

He lands in a run-down building on iffy Avenue Q, where he meets equally frustrated neighbors.

But mayors before Mr. Bloomberg have also tried to make the deployment of the city's fire companies more efficient, and met equally fierce hostility from the public and the firefighters themselves.

Politicians who opposed the law on humanitarian grounds, such as Salman Taseer, former governor of Punjab, and Shahbaz Bhatti, federal minister for minorities, met equally violent ends, both assassinated in 2011.

Although IGF-I targets were met equally in patients with GHD and ISS, gains in height were significantly less for ISS patients.

Although resting the kidney in times of increased demand may seem counterintuitive, it is possible that the high demands of critical illness can be met equally well with continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) [ 4], thereby reducing the workload otherwise imposed on the kidney [ 5].