All things being equal, we could not be more excited.
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I think that all things being equal, we came first.
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All things being equal, it could have been much worse.
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Climate hawks should target what works best, all things being equal.
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Of course, rising wage inflation - all things being equal - is inflationary.
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All things being equal, they'd have won like Obama and Trump.
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" "All things being equal, the job report is probably negative for stocks.
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But all things being Equal, Courtney and Marilyn are just as entertaining.
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RK: All things being equal, choose the partner and not the firm.
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All things being equal, the nine-member Court equilibrium is preferable to
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All things being equal, Donaldson reportedly prefers to remain with the Braves.
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All things being equal, Clinton and Sanders would not govern in exactly the
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But none of this happens in that all-things-being-equal laboratory environment.
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All things being equal, the right behaviours will lead to the right results.
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"All things being equal, rates going up are a plus," Dimon told reporters.
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I do commend you, sir, all things being equal, on your taste in watches.
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"All things being equal, I would have chosen to stay farther south," Lockley said.
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All things being equal, most people certainly prefer to be richer rather than poorer.
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All things being equal, go with your gut or a friend or partner's recommendation.
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Peru will, all things being equal, sell fewer tickets than Mexico or U.S. matches.
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All things being equal, more demand from China ought to translate into more donkeys raised.
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"California is a state that, all things being equal, wants to vote Democrat," Mr. Brulte said.
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As funds get larger, so does the Return-The-Fund Magic Number, all things being equal.
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"Net-net, it would be a benefit, all things being equal, to our tax rate," Lake said.
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After all, subpar economic growth would seem to call out for lower rates, all things being equal.
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There are times where, all things being equal, it makes perfect sense to veer toward entertainment value.
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But all things being equal, he'd certainly have more opportunities to do so than an ex-senator.
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The first thing to understand about image sensors is that, all things being equal, the bigger the better.
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All things being equal, it's good news that permit prices are low, or that permits are going unpurchased.
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All things being equal—at least from a gravitational perspective—the gas should flow in a steady, predictable pattern.
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All things being equal, business owners typically would prefer cities not to be evacuated if the risk is unclear.
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In short, he speaks the language of religion — a quality that, all things being equal, should appeal to churchgoing voters.
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If inflation is going up in a certain sector, like wages, then all things being equal, inflation is going up.
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All things being equal — educational attainment and same occupation — women still earn 8 cents less on the dollar than men.
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As any first year economics student will tell you, all things being equal, more competition should lead to lower prices.
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And all things being equal, I'd prefer it if those things didn't require me to take out a second mortgage.
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Tamir, Washington: It's true that, all things being equal, certain minorities, particularly African-Americans, suffer burdens relative to other minorities.
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All things being equal, one syllable chosen among English's thousands will carry more information than one picked from Japanese's dozens.
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So, all things being equal, older people who stay mentally active may experience less decline than those who do not.
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All things being equal in a very competitive world, go for the guy you can have a little fun with.
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All things being equal, black voters therefore tend to support moderate candidates, such as Hillary and Bill Clinton, in presidential primaries.
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And all things being equal, I trust the public to choose financial professionals with more purity than any politician any day.
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And all things being equal, it's better for the league if people just skip the nonsense and tell us the truth.
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All things being equal, black Americans often carry undue — and in this case, unexpected — health burdens because of sustained racial stressors.
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In other words, all things being equal, contributions from unknown women programmers were accepted less often than contributions from unknown male programmers.
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All things being equal, Mr. Hofmann's collection, which he is eager to sell, should be worth a high multiple of that figure.
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Goodell and several owners said in Houston that all things being equal, they would prefer that teams remain in their current markets.
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JK: All things being equal, if someone has built an open source community on a large scale, that's probably the most relevant experience.
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I want to stay with my girl and for my loved ones to live forever and, all things being equal, that might happen, right?
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All things being equal, pursue a big idea even though on the surface it might seem like a smaller one might be more certain.
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I am not claiming that international law doesn't matter; all things being equal, states would prefer to act in concert with their international obligations.
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All things being equal, people choose organizations that are relevant, conscious and moving forward, not ones that are stuck in their past glory. 3.
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At worst, it measures exactly the wrong thing in political speech: short sentences containing common words are, all things being equal, a good thing.
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Roger Goodell, the N.F.L. commissioner, pushed back and said that all things being equal, the league would prefer to keep the Raiders in Oakland.
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"All things being equal, they should be released by the election," predicted Tom Fitton, the president of Judicial Watch and a longtime Clinton antagonist.
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But all things being equal and there is absolutely the bandwidth to do all of those things and people shouldn't be concerned about it.
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"They realize, all things being equal, that they have to be more hawkish and hike rates," said Greg Taylor, portfolio manager at Redwood Asset Management.
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"All things being equal, we feel we are probably closing in on some sort of shift in the power base of the government," Liang said.
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But it's time to stop calling it "Women's Equality Day" because the idea of all things being equal for women in this country is laughable.
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And all things being equal, the average American prefers the weather to be warmer in the winter and less hot and humid in the summer.
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"All things being equal, you want to choose the model that is going to provide you with both the best safety and reliability," Bartlett says.
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That will ensure you get the best deal, although, all things being equal, 4K is good to have if it's not adding much to your budget.
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Nor was it surprising that Garcia dominated, all things being equal in a fight, size becomes destiny, and things weren't even remotely equal between these women.
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"All things being equal, the loss of Michigan could be explained by weaker but expected black turnout and stronger but unexpected white turnout," the Post noted.
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All things being equal, product packaging [that has] faces or easy-to-read text on it will draw in shoppers more so than packages that don't.
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All things being equal, a black man is 85033 times more likely to be sent to prison for the same drug charge as a white man.
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"All things being equal, the Republican Party has set itself up for a wave election in 220006," said GOP strategist Rick Tyler, an outspoken Trump critic.
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In this case, the CEC is mandating a more expensive form of renewables, which, all things being equal, will raise the cost of hitting the targets.
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In setting policy, the Fed looks at "real rates" - its stated nominal rate less inflation - so higher inflation allows a higher nominal rate, all things being equal.
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All things being equal, tax policy should not try to influence decisions such as what business form a firm chooses or whether it borrows or issues stock.
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I'm not saying that stuff wouldn't be good for you, all things being equal, but we totally use all of those to trick people into eating crap.
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This did not bother his supporters, however: Many voters told me that, all things being equal, they would rather elect a dead Democrat than a live Republican.
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All Things Being Equal … continues through February 19 at the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art (V&A Waterfront, Silo District, South Arm Road, Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa).
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All things being equal, the combination of falling corporate earnings and revenue, along with peak market valuations and leverage is what could trigger a bear market in stocks.
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All things being equal, I prefer the Xbox One S, Xbox One X, or PlayStation 4 Slim because they're smaller and take up less space on your desk.
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But all things being equal the Fed is flexing its muscles here and that should be a big comfort to everyone from a markets and an economics perspective.
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All things being equal, it would be better not to change things up with the visiting family friends (even though it involves only an expectation, not a promise).
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In a seamless conversation, both artists employ found and everyday materials to mine the histories of blackness, utilizing a language of abstraction not prevalent throughout All Things Being Equal … .
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All things being equal, I'd go with Spotify; I've already got years of playlists built up, the recommendation engine is better, and community playlists are a lot of fun.
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It requires aggressive policymaking at all levels, as summarized by this daunting list: All things being equal, if AEVs get comfortable and affordable, people will want to own one.
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All things being equal, that development will sound the death knell for taxis; expect cabs' share of the business market to diminish to almost nothing in the coming years.
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"All things being equal, the most physiologically affecting language is profanity," Benjamin Bergen, a professor of cognitive science at the University of California, San Diego, said in an interview.
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"I thought all things being equal, with Gonzo, the outcome wasn't the best, but he sure did eat up some innings, save our 'pen," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said.
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"But there is clearly a segment that cares, and all things being equal, more people would probably buy an ethical product if the price point isn't too high," he said.
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For Macron, Wauquiez's exit underscores the strength of his centrist position and suggests he is well placed to be re-elected in the 2022 presidential poll, all things being equal.
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All Things Being Equal …, which derives its name from a text-based Hank Willis Thomas work on view, occupies a maze-like series of mostly small galleries dotted across three floors.
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The upshot: This electric car will have lots of stability and handle curves like a champ; in short, all things being equal, the car will steer neutrally, not oversteer or understeer.
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"I think, all things being equal, that it is best for a youngster to grow up in a household with a mother, a father and other children," Dukakis said at the time.
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"All things being equal, with no history of discrimination, it might well be desirable to assign pupils to schools nearest their homes," the court wrote in its 1971 ruling in Swann v.
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"All things being equal between two candidates, I probably vote for the pro-life candidate," said Cody Bruce Wood, 27, a staff writer for a nondenominational church with campuses across the state.
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All things being equal, though, China would like a seat at the table so they can make sure that neither side is making any promises or taking steps that hurt Beijing's interests.
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And they love you for it, make no mistake, they adore you, and all things being equal you'd stay longer if you could, you'd stay and play, but you've got bills to pay.
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Of course you'd rather have a seamless display, all things being equal, but with many of those features now commonplace, the Nex 3 can't claim to be shooting to solve any particular problem.
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Mark Davis, the team's owner, said he preferred to remain in Oakland, all things being equal, and he has $500 million to spend on a stadium, but he needs help paying for the rest.
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"Columbia has a rolling admissions, which means we read and review applications in the order that we get them — so, all things being equal, the earlier one applies, the better [their] chance," Robinson said.
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A carbon tax, all things being equal, is regressive: It raises the cost of energy, and lower income households spend a higher percentage of their budget on energy, so it hits low-income households harder.
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"I watched it very closely and I just came to the conclusion that all things being equal I did not think those allegations rose to the level of disqualification from the Supreme Court," Bredesen said.
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"I watched it very closely and I just came to the conclusion that, all things being equal, I did not think those allegations rose to the level of disqualification from the Supreme Court," he said.
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"All things being equal bonds yielding above 9 percent should be attractive, but we're really concerned about the impact of the GDP data on the deficits," said Ruen Naidu, head of multi assets at Argon Assets.
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"All things being equal, if there wasn't a Trump, it would be in the mid 2020s until the state would get competitive," said Russ Tidwell, a Democratic consultant who has worked in the state for decades.
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IF INFLATION IS GOING UP IN A CERTAIN SECTOR, LIKE WAGES, THEN ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL, INFLATION IS GOING UP. SURE, THERE COULD BE OTHER SECTOR WHERE INFLATION GOES DOWN, BUT THAT'S NOT HAPPENING RIGHT NOW.
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Sure, I can sit through a Broadway bio-drama about Vince Lombardi, but all things being equal, I'd rather watch one about the pioneering Tennessee hoops coach Pat Summitt or about the charismatically troubled goalkeeper Hope Solo.
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"I watched it very closely and finally I just came to the conclusion that all things being equal, I did not think that those allegations rose to the level of disqualification from the Supreme Court," Bredesen said.
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"If we get another strong number, that's going to tell you the (Fed) has to raise rates in September all things being equal," said Kim Forrest, senior equity research analyst at Fort Pitt Capital Group in Pittsburgh.
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"The central bank's rate cut has, all things being equal, been more significant than that of the ECB, which contributes to the weakening of the crown," chief economist at Arbejdernes Landsbank, Jeppe Borre, said in a note.
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All Things Being Equal … might be uneven, but it would be shortsighted to disregard that Zeitz MOCAA is providing access to contemporary art in Africa on a scale rarely seen outside of the biennial or art fair circuit.
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" Charlie Cook, editor and publisher of The Cook Political Report, agreed: "All things being equal, there is definitely a hand on the scale for Republicans, especially compared to the House and to a lesser extent the Electoral College.
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"All things being equal, the news that we saw this week does little to change the broader outlook for the U.S. Federal Reserve to far outpace the European Central Bank in policy normalization for the foreseeable future," Esiner said.
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Difficult as it might be to admit, there is some evidence that in an ideal world, and with all things being equal, one particular family arrangement does appear to have a slight advantage when it comes to raising children.
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"All things being equal, growth stocks should, we believe, outperform value stocks primarily because you just get to your goal line faster through this process of compounding, higher returning companies," she said in an exclusive interview with Business Insider.
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"All things being equal, whether we make a dime out of it or not, we will work as a good corporate citizen to do everything we can to keep those smelters going," AGL Chief Executive Brett Redman told analysts.
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In other words, there simply does not yet exist a prospective longitudinal study showing that, all things being equal, teenagers who use smartphones more often or in certain ways are more likely than their fellows to subsequently develop mental illness.
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All things being equal, I'd like to see the sport quietly disappear from the earth: Not just because it promotes a violent, toxic masculinity but mainly because, despite recent declines, football still has the highest concussion rate of all high school sports.
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Pretty much all of which corroborate the idea that core inflation in the next year and a half to two years should probably move up into the high 2s, all things being equal, and these indicators don't even know that there is tariffs coming.
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Zillow found that all things being equal, it takes a year and a half longer, on average, for a millennial to save up for a 20% down payment than it did for Baby Boomers in the '80s, thanks to stagnant wages and soaring housing costs.
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So, all things being equal—which these statistics would seem to bear out; gay guys, all told, fall pretty evenly on the divide between top and bottom—why do we love to accuse each other (and the rest of the world) of being rife with bottoms?
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All things being equal, one might expect people who grow up in hot parts of Africa without air conditioning to be much more sweaty than those who grow up in, say, the American Southwest with access to AC. Some people's sweat doesn't make them stink 3.
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David Waldstein: All things being equal, before the game, Francona probably would probably have liked to have Miller face Kyle Schwarber, but it was interesting how he left Shaw in to face the big lefty slugger, rather than go to Cody Allen for what was a huge at-bat.
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For all its philosophical limitations, Rick and Morty's simultaneous skewering and upholding of hardcore science-fiction tropes makes it one of the funniest and most imaginative comedies on TV. And all things being equal, it's better for a cultural artifact to have a point of view, even if it's disagreeable.
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There is good reason to believe that China already has more coal capacity than it needs — capacity factors for coal plants in the country (the amount of time they spend running) dipped below 50 percent in 2015 and continued falling in 2016 — so all things being equal, these trends should continue.
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How does he go from where he is on the left-right spectrum to move far enough on the right to appeal to the Stewart voters, but also move far enough to the middle to be attractive to the moderate independents who — all things being equal — might want to vote for him?
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If you were going to order up an ideal next ESPN President from central casting, he or she would have the following characteristics: Of course, there won't be any silver bullet candidate who checks all the boxes, and the bias will always go to an internal candidate over an external one (all things being equal).
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But of the five permanent members of the Security Council, which have the final say because of their veto power, only Britain openly championed the idea of a woman — "all things being equal," the British ambassador Matthew Rycroft repeatedly said — until a man whom the British liked scored highest on the first informal poll.
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Investors with choices tend to favor the endowments of U.S. colleges, in part because of their prestige; in part because their longevity in venture capital investing makes them less of a hassle; and in part because venture capitalists — all things being equal — would prefer to make money for institutions with a mission like teaching kids.
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All things being equal, one would expect that on the margin there would be a reduction in foreign direct investment given that level of uncertainty, and that would be compensated by more short-term capital flows which would be attracted potentially by changes in the level of sterling and changes in the levels of interest rates.
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"I think there's a very strong argument that says that actually you might end up seeing proper herding into companies that could deliver genuine secular growth against a backdrop where markets struggle to add PE (price to earnings ratio) because increased volatility, all things being equal, should demand lower prices," Rogoff told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe " on Monday.
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But for all the Barry Lyndon candlelight, Davos Seaworth gets the Golden Hour shot, cradling poor little Shireen's wooden stag in the pyre (and, all things being equal, if Davos had to wait a year almost to the day to learn what happened to the Baratheon princess, then we can wait an episode for Davos to exact vengeance from Melisandre, whose "don't lose" war counsel is a real blip on the Patton scale).
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