Sentence examples for of the same standing from inspiring English sources

It required that parties to many sorts of transaction be of the same standing or estate, but it could not be an impediment to marriage in the law of the church.

It contained 36 pairs of a new men's undergarment called the "French jockey short", along with a poster featuring a chap sporting a pair of the same, standing proudly with his hands behind his back.

British Birds, reviewing a "lavishly illustrated" British Library book on Bewick, writes that "No ornithologist will ever regard Thomas Bewick, known primarily for The History of British Birds (1797 1804), as a naturalist of the same standing as contemporaries such as Edward Donovan, John Latham and James Bolton", noting however that Bewick helped to define "a certain English Romantic sensibility".

When students of the same standing were compared separately across sections, sophomores in the traditional section did significantly better than those in the hybrid section (p < 0.001), but the scores of freshmen, juniors, and seniors were not significantly different between sections (Table 3).

Second, comparison of students of the same standing between sections (e.g., freshmen vs. freshmen) indicated a trend in which students of all standings did less well in the hybrid section than did their counterparts in the traditional section (e.g., for overall scores, excluding the quizzes, the differences were 3.4% for freshmen, 7.5% for sophomores, 2.9% for juniors, and 4% for seniors; Table 3).

The production of aboveground woody biomass in Romanian production forests was half that of German forests for the same standing volume despite a similar fertility and climate.

This prestige is somewhat diminished in the Mix dialect and is virtually nonexistent in the 漳 Chiang dialect, in which both [z]/[dz] and [l] seem to be of approximately the same standing.

The requisite standard of care is reasonable skills and care reasonably expected of a practitioner with the same standing.

From a metaphysical point of view they have the same standing as human beings; this does not involve any metaphysically common shared ingredient, or indeed appeal to any ingredient at all.

A small number of plebeian families achieved the same standing that the old aristocratic patrician families had always had, but the new plebeian aristocrats became as uninterested in the plight of the average plebeian as the old patrician aristocrats had always been.

A small number of Plebeian families had achieved the same standing that the old aristocratic Patrician families had always had, but these new Plebeian aristocrats were as uninterested in the plight of the average Plebeian as the old Patrician aristocrats had always been.