Sentence examples for rough equals from inspiring English sources

He monkeyed with the class system in literature, treating the categories of high-, low-, and middlebrow fiction as rough equals.

She criticizes Rawls for casting citizens in the role of rough equals who relate because they can benefit each other, saying "Instead of picturing one another as rough equals making a bargain, we may be better off thinking of one another as people with varying degrees of capacity and disability, in a variety of different relationships of interdependency with one another" (2001, B9).

For our own part in New Haven about 40 New Haven public school teachers and Yale faculty members participate in different roles, but in rough equal numbers.

The results demonstrate that no rough mutant is equal to Rev 1 in laboratory models and question the notion that rough vaccines are suitable for the control of brucellosis in endemic areas.

Rough doesn't always equal BDSM, and BDSM does not always equal rough.

The two blocks were initially placed in such a way that the initial mechanical aperture (the average distance between the rough fracture faces) was equal to 2 mm.

A rough estimate is that it equals 30 to 35 words.

Unlike Gls II, for which the labeling intensity over rough and smooth ER was equal, labeling intensity for GT over smooth ER was only 11% that of the rough ER.

Moreover, their surface is quite unreactive, and refractive index is lower or at least equal to that of rough glass.

During the meetings, he was clearly proud of his achievements, but spoke with equal frankness about the rough spots in his past.

It equals 10 times the guards' rough average salary in 1971, and was chosen, Mr. Burling said, only because it seemed "realistic".