Sentence examples for question equality from inspiring English sources

In short, the percentage-point increase and decrease caused by the question-reordering were identical and offsetting.Intriguingly, quantum probability theory predicts that this "quantum question equality" will always occur given such question reordering (but only if the questions are consecutive, so that no new information is given to participants).

It is a question of equality.

Those social factors are intimately related, to each other and to the question of equality.

In fact, a general inequality for the projection constant of a real or complex n-dimensional space is obtained and the question of equality therein is discussed.

It does not mean men are better than women - if it was just a question of equality or justice I would be in favour of women's ordination.

Bridges said: "the position of the ILWU on the question of equality for all, regardless of race, creed, colour or national origin, is clear and unequivocal.

In the Turkey of the 1860s, when Aliye was a child, there had been little question of "equality of the sexes".

It's less a question of equality and more my inner ego-crusher assuring me: "He's just not that into you".

The question of equality, or inequality, among states is a major reason President Obama's overhaul of the health care system, and the legislation in Congress to make it happen, seemed to reach the brink of collapse last week.

"We do not claim to be any sort of superpower," he said, but added that the West accepts "without question the equality of good and evil" and endorses a brand of tolerance that is "neutered and barren".

Senator Stephen M. Saland, a Poughkeepsie Republican, became the critical 32nd vote, telling his colleagues in an emotional address that he believed the issue came down to a question of equality.