Sentence examples for with similar ability from inspiring English sources
At least one member of the Cardinals had confidence in the ability of the team's general manager to acquire Giambi or someone with similar ability.
In America, negotiations are based on comparisons with the pay levels of others with similar ability and experience.
In his popular textbook "Principles of Microeconomics," Professor Mankiw teaches students that "horizontal equity states that taxpayers with similar ability to pay should contribute the same amount".
Equal opportunity tactic is incorporated into a version of a competitive learning game called AnswerMatching, in which every student is assigned an opponent with similar ability.
Biamonte suggests that there is gender bias because "females with similar ability levels to males tend to perform worse than males on the math section of the test".
These results suggest that cells combine auxiliary proteins with similar ability to crosslink filaments to generate stiff cytoskeletal structures, which are required for the production of internal propulsive forces for cell migration, and that these proteins do not have redundant mechanical functions.
Employers are required to treat pregnant employees in the same manner they would treat nonpregnant employees with similar abilities or limitations.
The federal Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 mandates that pregnant women must be treated in the same manner as other "employees with similar abilities or limitations".
Loopholes are easy to maneuver in an atmosphere of hypersecrecy, and what the N.S.A. does not do itself, it may well ask of partner agencies with similar abilities.
Children from similar backgrounds with similar abilities, but who happen to be born in different regions and attend different schools and colleges, can end up with widely different prospects because of the variable quality of their education".
One surgeon, it appeared, could operate much like another; pediatricians and internists could diagnose and manage with similar abilities; and obstetricians could deliver babies regardless of shape, size, or form.
