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adv. (context idiomatic English) Without considering or being affected by external factors. alt. (context idiomatic English) Without considering or being affected by external factors.
Usage examples of "all things being equal".
So, all things being equal, I think it would be a very good thing if you-efficient, hard-working person that you are-were the one who discovered that the documents had been tampered with from our end.
I think that all things being equal, then, I might have hit her, but the boy got to me first.
Cally looked around, but short of actively fleeing by climbing up into the hay loft and then, all things being equal, probably having to climb out the side of the barn through a window, there was no way to escape.
Surely, then, all things being equal, Giskard would be back before the other robots could possibly be.
The salts contain iodine, and as a matter of course land near the sea would, all things being equal, be richer in iodine than areas far inland.