Sentences With are quite equal

• Those benefits are slightly lower for families with both parents working, and quite a bit lower for couples making equal incomes.
• Given that all licensed inspectors are required to adhere to the exact same expectations, quite a few people today imagine all household inspectors are equal.
• Egalitarian access presents quite the challenge for a database system; after all, how can you optimally decide what to keep in memory when all pages in a range are more or less equal?
• The level of financial investment per member can be quite different, but the organization works best when members have equal voting rights so that shares or investment decisions are made from the same
• But the fact of the matter quite simply is that domestic partnerships and civil unions are not equal to marriage.
• Many are that: but he was most unusually cool, brave, and gallant; I think, nay, I know, I never met quite his equal.
• It is quite a challenge to curb smuggling but the ZNS are equal to the task and have been supplementing the Zambia Police Series to make sure that the food is protected and food security is guaranteed
• When compared on an equal subject size basis the results are quite telling.
• Between her, Abby and Brenna, those are our three point guards, and they're all quite equal and do a great job.".
• It can be quite confusing as to which resources to utilize and which steps to take first; business decisions that are of equal importance in every way.
• The other three are currently quite equal in their performance in PVP.