Sentence examples for trying to equalize from inspiring English sources

In putting together the deal, the teams were trying to equalize the money owed as best they could.

"I wasn't trying to equalize things — I thought the heavy end of the stick, you know, ought to be reserved for Clinton, for sure," he said.

Modern writers often think of Black's role in more dynamic terms than merely trying to equalize.

The prevalent style of play for Black today is to seek dynamic, unbalanced positions with active counterplay, rather than merely trying to equalize.

The manager was trying to equalize employees so that they operated as a group of homogeneous machines rather than unique individuals.

"The legislation is certainly not helping [people of color] by trying to equalize wealth or equalize incomes or anything like that," said Elaine Maag, a senior research associate at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.

In other words, one tries to equalize outcomes for equally deserving individuals first, and then applies a utilitarian calculus.

There are some well-meaning people today that believe, just as the Plessy Court did, that separate could be equal, and that instead of integration, we should seriously try to equalize resources and investments in racially isolated areas.

The Rangers tried to equalize in the time remaining.

The Rangers frantically tried to equalize, but Florida goalie Tomas Vokoun held them out.

Some states try to equalize what homeowners pay across the state to a certain degree.