Sentence examples for will then be equal from inspiring English sources

If, for the moment, other productive factors are neglected, one can see that the wage level will then be equal to the total national product divided by the number of workers; that is, it will be equal to the level of labour productivity.

Because, reason the Nyāya-Vaiśeṣikas, a mountain and a mustard seed will then be equal in size: both being infinitely divisible, they will have countless parts.

Irrespective of the exact level of minimum wages, the young-to-adult minimum will then be equal to one in all localities.

Furthermore the population size parameter of the demographic model will then be equal to N e τ, where τ is the generation length in years.

Assuming additivity of each amino acid DNA interaction, the binding free energy will then be equal to a sum of free energies due to matches and mismatches.

Seven of the 20 large states composing India still have rajpramukhs, or senior princes, instead of governors, but this institution is due to end within a few months, and princes will then be on an equal political footing with commoners.

The money will then be dropped into the accounts of players, in two equal payments of $250,000, a few days later.

The patients will then be block randomised in equal proportions to the three treatment groups using randomly varying blocks of size three and six.

Women still want to 'prove' themselves, as such they will do the role for much less financial gain — and until we are paid the same then we will never be equals".

Or when women will truly be equals.

"The slogan back then was 'silence equals death,'" said Jean.