Sentence examples for near equality from inspiring English sources
"Near equality," he said in a speech about same-sex marriage, "is no equality".
Beside Ahura Mazdā, Mithra is the most important deity of the ancient Iranian pantheon and may have even occupied a position of near equality with him.
An example is the near equality of the abundances of the interstellar molecule HNC (hydroisocyanic acid) and its isomer HCN (hydrocyanic acid); in ordinary terrestrial conditions there is plenty of energy to allow the nitrogen and carbon atoms in HNC to exchange positions and produce HCN, by far the preferred species for equilibrium chemistry.
This filling factor can result in near equality between the total energy loss and the time derivative of thermal energy contents.
The situation was quite different for compound 4. In the experimental geometry, there was a high degree of chemical symmetrization in the enol ring, defined as near equality of the C C and C O bond lengths compared pairwise, according to Herbstein et al. [25].
We're nowhere near equality in this nation, let alone equity.
Women have been in near-equality in British symphony orchestras for years.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, declaring that "near-equality is no equality" for gay couples, delivered an uncharacteristically forceful and sweeping speech on Thursday in which he called on New York to "lead the American journey forward" by legalizing same-sex marriage this year.
A major challenge to understanding accelerated expansion with or without dark energy is to explain the relatively recent occurrence (in the past few billion years) of near-equality between the density of dark energy and dark matter even though they must have evolved differently.
If the star's own development paces the development of life, Livio argues, the near-equality of the two timescales, far from being a lucky accident, could well be the typical cosmic situation.
I share some of the responsibility for this electoral misstep with my like-minded gay peers -- I wanted to get married, the California Supreme Court cleared a path, so why not take the step that brought us near-equality with our heterosexual counterparts?
