Sentence examples for not equalled from inspiring English sources

A Colorado cattleman told the Denver Chamber of Commerce that the reserves were an act of tyranny "not equalled since the days of William the Conqueror".

A few pages later, a different informant suggests that Tsiang's leftist sympathies were not equalled by his work ethic: "It is REDACTED's opinion that TSIANG is absolutely opposed to work and would not resort to work, particularly physical labor, unless he were actually starving".

That record for a British athlete was not equalled until 2008, when track cyclist Sir Chris Hoy won three gold medals at the Beijing Olympics.

Morris scored centuries on his first first-class appearances in four countries: England, South Africa, the West Indies and Australia, a record not equalled as of 1997.

Proximity does not equal easy access, though.

The world does not equal the United Kingdom.

Imitated but not equaled.

And creepy does not equal sexy.

Looking good does not equal looking desperate!

Excessive gore does not equal scary.

Anonymous sourcing doesn't equal bad reporting.