Sentence examples for not quite equal from inspiring English sources

So they're not quite equal.

The competition, it is obvious, is not quite equal.

(In the same league, perhaps, but not quite equal.

What happens on the equinox — and why are day and night not quite equal?

When adjusted for inflation, that spending is not quite equal to pre-recession highs, but it is getting close.

It may not quite equal the heat and noise of an Indian restaurant, but kitchens like this could be the future of the British curry industry.

Skateboarding is not quite equal-opportunity employment.

This addition enabled the laser diode to produce high measurement quality across the entire field of view, rivaling although not quite equaling the performance of a high-coherence SLM laser source.

This may lead to the conclusion that the acceptable thermal comfort criteria for say an office may not be achievable in an underground railway environment and perhaps thermal comfort criteria not quite equalling the office level maybe acceptable in such an environment.

Yet even if the sum doesn't quite equal the parts, the parts on Monday night were great fun.

Without him, they don't quite equal the Pens' firepower; just thinking about having to stop Crosby and Malkin gives me a lower-body injury.