Sentence examples for was of equal value from inspiring English sources

Kaplan believed that everyone had a story to tell and everyone was of equal value.

However, among the general public, doubt persisted with only 29 percent believing online education was of equal value.

But once players became so strong that "the outside mistake was of equal value" because beefed-up hitters could flick it over the fence, "people started pitching to both sides of the plate equally".

In cases where women and men were doing exactly the same thing, it could be easily determined that the work was of equal value, so as early as 1968 employers and trade unions were studying ways in which women's jobs could be called different names and organised in such a way that they were not directly comparable with men's jobs.

That year the German Mark was of equal value with currencies in the UK, Italy and France and traded at four or five Marks to the dollar.

For example, if a subject in the first session had expressed indifference between 13 years with back pain and 10 years in full health, in the second session he had to indicate how many years with back pain was of equal value as 10 years in full health.

And while the debate moderators kept pushing trite racial questions, even asking Obama if Bill Clinton was the "first black president," Edwards outlined a vision of racial and economic equality, where "every American is of equal value".

Nursing home staff members deal with difficult behaviours and emotions daily, probably involving both personal morality and the understanding that all humans are of equal value, as well as understanding the importance of treating all residents equally [ 16, 18].

By telling them to be respectful, we are stressing that they are of equal value.

Told that these elements of knowledge are of equal value, the kings have banished the princesses.

In a democracy majorities may decide but everyone is of equal value.