Sentence examples for to become equal from inspiring English sources

It's as if the idea is to become equal with men by becoming more like them, but I disagree with that.

With the conversation around equality for trans people reaching its fever pitch, those who do not want us to become equal and have equal rights are becoming increasingly more violent towards us.

I wish us to become equal to ourselves.

The Nets paid $225 million to become equal partners in YankeeNets.

Accomplishing this would require more research funding for veterinarians, allowing them to become equal partners with other research scientists.

Fifteen of the magazine's 20 staff members, including Luz, called in April for all employees to become equal shareholders in the magazine.

If you just want to become equals in general and that's it, then don't act like you are any better then them, or have any extra qualifying traits that would make you most popular!

It is the Negro, of course, who is presumed to have become equal — an achievement that not only proves the comforting fact that perseverance has no color but also overwhelmingly corroborates the white man's sense of his own value.

The grassroots work continues but lessons from the projects are being taken nationwide, giving support to disabled people from Hull to Canterbury to help them become equal and valued citizens.

In the tip region, where structural demands are low, the thickness reduces to the minimum and the chord and twist become equal to those of the other materials.

For a > 1, f takes place, and as α increases to about 1.5 2, the average transfer rates increase and become equal to those in steady flow.