Sentence examples for Equally rather from inspiring English sources

Equally, rather than fly Jezza across the Atlantic, why not try him at Heathrow and rebuild Feltham Young Offender Institution as a prison for eco-criminals?

Those rules require Internet service providers to treat all traffic equally, rather than favoring some transmissions over another.

In addition, he must treat all interested parties equally rather than appearing to favour just one of them.

Today non-discrimination should mean regulators must treat all networks equally, rather than distinguishing between the different sorts of technologies that provide access, be it cable, fibre, wireless, power-line or DSL over copper wires.

But it also means that the costs of that discrimination are being spread across all of society, borne by everyone equally, rather than being concentrated on politically less-powerful demographics.

The commission also is awaiting the outcome of a case before a federal appeals court that could decide whether the F.C.C. has the authority to make sure companies that offer broadband Internet access treat all users equally, rather than favoring some content over others.

Equally, the rather abrupt abandoment of Greenland some four centuries later was rather neatly explained by the start of the so-called Little Ice Age, which was estimated to have run between about 1350 to 1850 and is said to have been why it was possible to have frost fairs on a frozen River Thames.

Always assuming, of course, that the teams are equally able, rather than equally useless.

The pedagogical approach of his HHMI-funded program is equally rare; rather than selecting research students with impeccable academic credentials, Warner's program admits only students with grade point averages between 2.5 and 3.0.

While the distinction between equal treatment and treatment as equals is difficult to make out with precision, the main idea is fairly clear: treatment as equals requires that persons are not treated equally, but rather treated in accordance with what rights they possess, what legitimate claims they put forward, and, in general, with what they deserve.

Tyrion might derive some cold comfort hoping his own legacy proves equally ambiguous rather than swept into the grave of lost memories.