Sentence examples for particularly equal from inspiring English sources
Divorce was only approved in 1995 at a second referendum and abortion has yet to pass after three attempts.And despite the prospect of marriage equality, Ireland is not a particularly equal place for gay and transgender people.
While Manning supported the rights of women, particularly equal literary fees, she had no sympathy for the Women's Movement, writing that "[t]hey make such an exhibition of themselves.
Life in Derby was hard, particularly when equal wages came in and station dwellers began filling up reserves on the outskirts of town.
Redemptions from telecom services ETFs have been particularly heavy, equal to 9.0% of assets during the past two weeks and 11.4% of assets during the past month.
"The match is equal, particularly if we get no more injuries.
Things not being equal, particularly during the years when she rose to fame, she will also be remembered for her fiery pride and her refusal to kowtow to the small-mindedness of the times.
In most such theories, all memory items are generally treated as equal, particularly in terms of the sparseness with which they are neurally represented, i.e., in terms of how many neurons are active during recall.
By evaluating two measures that capture different dimensions of bus service reliability, and by estimating a series of regression models, I find systematic evidence that higher average service punctuality (or schedule adherence) and lower variation in schedule deviation over time are associated with greater ridership, all else equal, particularly during the peak periods.
Yes, we do have a great deal of work to do, particularly around providing equal educational opportunities for students in all of our public schools.
The number of males and females was not equal, particularly in the PD group.
Not all fruits are created equal particularly in terms of their phytonutrient contents which might influence their biological properties, and hence their efficacy in relation to specific diseases.
