Sentence examples for would be equalled from inspiring English sources

Kreuger always hoped that his interest payments to Wall Street would be equalled by the interest on the money he was lending abroad, giving him the matchbox monopolies for free.

Mr. Younger said, however, that Boeing has "an excellent record for honoring undertakings of this kind" and that the Government estimated the job losses for British labor would be "equalled if not exceeded" by offsets.

312,000 sales of the Band Aid 30 single would be equalled by just over 61,000 people sending a text message, and YouTube is an ideal platform to grab maximum online attention for this kind of campaign, then nudge them to donate.

This was also the longest Test winning streak by any nation at the time; it would be equalled by the Springboks in 1998, and surpassed by Lithuania in 2010.

A digitized human being would be equal to a living human according to this fantasy.

Our hypothesis was that doctors and nurses would perceive the course equally and that their frequency of use of the discussion forum would be equal.

Everybody would be equal.

Everyone would be equal before the law.

"If we had a law, it would be equal".

All three, he determined, would be equal First Ladies.

the randomness would not be zero and would be equal in both cases.