Sentences with phrase «make equal sense»

Both references would seem to make equal sense.

Given this, then, one of the foremost tasks of philosophy is to restore the unity of mind and nature in a way which makes equal sense of both.

Not exact matches

Sure, it made sense to give everyone an equal shot, regardless of race or gender, and let the smartest, hardest - working people run the country.

But since only two or three dozen commodities have adequate liquidity, and the energy complex dominates on a trade - weighted basis, an equal weighted commodity index makes the most sense until capacity limits are reached (not a problem now with commodities deeply unpopular).

For me, I decided that the $ 95 fee didn't make sense as the Sapphire Reserve provided equal or better benefits across the board and I was happy to pay the premium to have the card for both myself and my wife ($ 75 authorized user fee as well).

When rent payments are nearly equal to a house payment owning your own home makes sense.

(order of operations) bible - and - church divded by love equaling war doesn't make sense on it's own.

To hold that same - sex marriage is part of the fundamental right to marry, or necessary for giving LGBT people the equal protection of the laws, the Court implicitly made a number of other assumptions: that one - flesh union has no distinct value in itself, only the feelings fostered by any kind of consensual sex; that there is nothing special about knowing the love of the two people whose union gave you life, whose bodies gave you yours, so long as you have two sources of care and support; that what children need is parenting in some disembodied sense, and not mothering and fathering.

However, no human being is destined to suffer such grief; him we may refer to Socrates, or to that which in a still more beautiful sense can make the unequal equal.

One must make a reasoned decision about these truths, and in that sense the United Nations Charter and the Declaration reaffirm «faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, and in the equal rights of men and women.»

this makes as much sense as you, yet seems to be completely idiotic... so they are equal statments for my unicorns are as provible as your god..

I would say that Christ is the answer to both of these perspectives, providing both a sense of our failures and need for help, and the actual help, love and acceptance by grace that makes us all equal in our need for him.

This is why the Christian faith, when it is made vital in terms of the equal worth of all persons to God, is a more effective solvent of ill feeling than argument, even as a sense of sin about race prejudice is a necessary prelude to repentance and change.

That would have actually made sense, if I didn't watch the match but I did and it didn't look like Ramsey was trying not to outshine wilshere, ramsey misplacing passes does not equal trying not to outshine wilshere.

jonm — I believe you are right and it makes sense that our cash reserves do not equal our spending budget for new players.

The Lib Dems also undertake to place on homophobic chanting on an equal par with racist chanting in the eyes of the law, which makes sense.

NOTE: reverse this so South Carolina wins, and it makes an equal amount of sense.

Bearing that in mind it makes sense to keep Massa or a slower driver alongside Alonso for 2013, rather than somone like Perez who would presumably want equal treatment, and a multi year deal.

I have a totally lay understanding but what he told me made quite a bit of sense which is that yes, a c - section is major abdominal surgery and it's good to avoid it while all the other indicators are basically equal.

If the choices were truly nutritional EQUALS — like a bean burrito on whole - wheat tortilla with fresh veggies, OR a vegetable stir - fry over brown rice — then your model makes wonderful sense.

You start with a presumption that both parents have an equal level of commitment to their child's well - being, in which case, yes, everything you're saying makes perfect sense, and i agree completely that responsible, caring fathers shouldn't be kept from their children.

Blair could have rearranged all of the words and made an equal amount of sense.

That year marked the Times's 80th anniversary, so the editors thought it made sense to ask intellectual luminaries of the time to gaze into a future an equal period away, which, if you do the math right and don't engage in any major Gregorian - style calendar recalibrations, gives you 2011.

Dr Greger ranks insulin response of the apple, oatmeal, pasta, beef, and fish based on approximately equal weight of each food, which makes sense to me.

But if I had to pick a model, the PCRM Power Plate model is the one that makes a lot of sense to me: ie, no base of a pyramid, but equal slices of a pie instead.

Make the exhalation and the inhalation of equal length and avoid any sense of forcing the breath.

Of course, this graph alone doesn't prove anything (correlation does not equal causation), but it does make sense that replacing traditional foods like butter and meat with processed low - fat foods high in sugar had something to do with it.

Which makes sense, I think, given that it is just equal parts water and peanut.

She plays Cinderella in Into the Woods (out this week) so it only makes sense that the actress opts for a dress that's equal parts regal and sweet at an event for the film.

When you're a young student or not that fincially secure, it makes perfect sense to choose a wealthy man over a poor man... providing you have equal feelings for both of course.

The whole mechanic makes a lot of sense and you'll need equal parts strategy, quick reflexes and pattern recognition to make it through all five areas.

Jamie may treat Ronsel like an equal, but you can hear vestiges of his father's racism in the way he asks Ronsel about his wartime conquests — he wants to know whether Ronsel ever slept with a white woman — and you can sense the fear in the deferential way that the Jacksons tread lightly whenever white men are present, making apologies even when they're in the right.

March 28, 2014 • Christine Lagarde says giving women access to the job market isn't just about equal opportunity — it makes economic sense.

But to associate equal pay and women in regard to public schools makes little sense.

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Comparing equal amounts of small group teaching with whole class teaching might make sense to researchers, but it has little to do with the actual circumstances of classrooms.

The anvil - like integrity of the aluminium spine definitely gives a rare sense of solidity, but there's a deftness and agility that makes threading the E10 S along a great road addictive and satisfying in equal measure.

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.

It makes no sense when a publisher prices an ebook at a price equal or greater than a hardback book.

So that makes sense, all other things being equal, but if there was a new book by one of my favorite authors, length no longer came into the equation.

Publishers need to come up a way to monetize ebooks that make sense, so authors will still want to work with them instead of doing it on their own (which is easier than ever) or working with companies where they are in control or an equal partner with publishers.

For example, if you had a large capital gain to be claimed in a future year it may make sense to defer a deduction (all other things being equal)

I don't think equal weighting makes sense for the S&P 500, where no single company represents more than 3 % by cap weight.

If you want a small - cap bias in the portfolio, then an equal weighted index can make sense.

The equation makes sense all right, but why would anyone need to figure out a discount factor (y in the equation) that makes the future cash flows of the bond equal to its price?

That being said, assuming that you have relatively equal investments in both your traditional and Roth IRAs, I think it usually makes the most sense to pull out of your traditional IRA — and 401 (k) plans — first.

Second, if you are planning to stay in your home for at least three to five years, it may make sense to pay «points» (a point equals 1 % of the loan amount) and closing costs to get the lowest available rate.

I'm wondering where it might not make sense to use the expression «dollars and cents», or assume that a dollar always equals one hundred cents.

Since the price list and services are supposed to be equal for everyone, then no matter how your accounts originated, if 10 % of archives are an expensive enough problem to integrate, then it makes financial sense to restrict access to 100 % of archives older than some arbitrary threshold.

Wouldn't it make sense to pull the amount of money equal to your unused reimbursable medical receipts like a week before you turn 65?