But, other things being equal, there was nothing to choose between the two sides, so far as natural fighting values were concerned.
Suffice it to say this: Lincoln's clear insight and openness of mind enabled him to see the universal truth, that, other things being equal, the trained and expert professional must excel the untrained and inexpert amateur.
Other things being equal, a hundred tons could be moved by water as easily as ten by rail or one by road.
Other things being equal, a figure of a man or woman will be preferred to a group, and the group to an animal or decorative ornament.
Other things being equal, seven horses and ploughmen are needed in Russia where only four are called for in central Germany, (von Haxthausen, Studien I, 174.
The more numerous, therefore, the class of the population between these ages is, the more favorably, other things being equal, is it situated as regards labor.
Other things being equal, the productive force of nature operates, doubtless, with most energy, in warm climates.
The truth seems to be, that these irregular forms of pock seem to prevail at certain times, and not at other times, regardless of the particular stock of virus used, other things being equal.
A strong heart-beat (other things being equal) is relatively slow, with a proportionate pause after the second sound.
The first act, for reasons already explained, is apt to be the longest of the three, as the last act is the shortest, other things being equal.
Let it now be added that, other things being equal, a play to-day will represent its time and be vital in proportion as it deals with life in terms of social interest.
Other things being equal, and whatever the losses, this establishes a superiority for the play.
Whatever general propositions we may maintain must be stated with the modifying clause of "other things being equal"; and other things are never quite equal.
Still less satisfactory is our attempt to investigate the causes on which our partial generalizations depend,--to attempt to break to pieces the "other things being equal" which baffle us in our search for general laws.
Other things being equal, the more remote the localities from each other, the greater are these differences.
After some contemplation he decided, other things being equal, that Mrs. Hand would do, and that he could be interested if she were very much interested in him.
Other things being equal, I think he'd naturally support you in anything he thought was fair and reasonable.
He looked him over and decided--other things being equal--that he was.
Perhaps we should say in the last instance that, other things being equal, the last experience has no special value.
Other things being equal, that man can most influence people who has the widest knowledge of the nature of people, and of the factors that affect this nature.
Other things being equal, a person whose power of retention is good has a great advantage over his fellows who have poor ability to remember.
If one pupil studies about the matter more, reflects upon it, repeats it in his mind, of course this person will remember more, other things being equal.
Other things being equal, the longer the time during which the position of the edge was stationary, the greater the accumulation of drift.
The new level would be developed soonest near the sea, and the areas farthest from it would be the last--other things being equal--to be brought low.
All conclusions as to the effects of causes are necessarily based, implicitly, if not explicitly, upon the assumption "other things being equal.
Moreover, the higher the wages that must be paid, the smaller, other things being equal, is the demand for labor.
Now perhaps we are entitled to assume the absence of such currency changes as part of the "other things being equal" which is always understood as implied.
As the young females of each successive season come on, the finest specimens among them, other things being equal, are apt to attract those who can afford the expensive luxury of beauty.
No, my friends, I go (always, other things being equal) for the man who inherits family traditions and the cumulative humanities of at least four or five generations.
Other things being equal," replied the doctor, "such a result might be anticipated.
I do not see why it might not be reasonable to anticipate such a result," I observed, "other things being equal.
The more disagreeable employment will feel less the pressure of numbers, and will secure, other things being equal, a higher rate of remuneration in consequence.
But, other things being equal, the lessened cost of a commodity broadens the market for its sale.
The amount of the current will depend, other things being equal, on the rate at which the lines of force through the loop are being varied, regardless of the method by which the variation is made to take place.
Other things being equal, the louder sound is produced by the source radiating the greater energy and so producing the greater degree of condensation and rarefaction of the medium.
The more tightly the vocal cords be drawn, other things being equal, the higher will be the pitch of the sound; that is, the higher the frequency of vibration produced by the voice.
Other things being equal, and as a matter of theory only, business in the United States ought to be ruled by much higher standards of conduct than in England.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "other things being equal" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
