Sentences with phrase «equal player»

She lists tahini (made from calcium - rich sesame seeds), green leafy vegetables, kale, almonds, figs, broccoli and small boney fish such as anchovies, sardines and salmon as equal players in the race to your daily calcium quota.

All Hughes» world is an imaginative holodeck, and her subjects and viewers equal players.

And when it comes to negotiating the salary offer, things become even harder as it is not a «game of equal players» and therefore it consists of certain do's and don't you should follow.

«Unsecularizing the academy» and getting the scholarly elite to accept the philosophical viability of religious reason as an equal player in intellectual argument is not the first step towards God's reentrance into the consciousness of modern society.

When Coquelin got injured earlier in the season we were left toothless in midfield, and now in situations like this we needed an equal player to cover when Coquelin gets carded.

For the sake of argument, let's just say that Mike Hughes and Billy Price are equal players and project to have equal impact on their respective teams.

Chelsea can't replace Costa with an equal player, same for Hazard, City can't replace Aguero even after spending all that money etc etc..

You want to be an equal player.

In a sense, the «audience» has become an equal player, and corporate communicators will be judged on how much and how quickly they can help its members process information quickly.

«As the nation's largest consumer auto show, the Chicago Auto Show is proof that males and females are equal players and the gender gap has closed.»

In reality, my husband's salary is five times what I used to make, and no amount of freelance work I ever take on could possibly make us equal players in the financial sense.

Well - known by scholars of the period, but infrequently mentioned in art history survey classes, Siskind was in the thick of that exciting moment, an equal player among huge names who were his neighbors and pals.

Pacific Standard Time hopes to establish Los Angeles as an equal player in the post-World War II art world by spotlighting its unique contributions, including David Hockney's dazzling swimming pool paintings, Ed Ruscha's deadpan - humorous prints and the lifestyle - defining furniture of Charles and Ray Eames.

Huffpost has published a very supportive post, about New York State embracing nuclear power as an equal player in the low carbon energy game.