Sentence examples for Quite equally from inspiring English sources

Equally wonderful in their own ways, perhaps, but maybe not quite equally full of wonder.

That's why I don't think Mr Romney's victory in this week's debate, if it should turn out to improve his standing in the polls, would demonstrate that "debates matter" so much as to confirm that Messrs Romney and Obama are indeed quite equally matched, and that over the course of the campaign, we can expect each camp to more or less neutralise the other.

The nonpayment is quite equally necessary for social order.

Forming pair bonds, many species share the division of labor quite equally and some even mate for life.

PCDD/Fs were quite equally distributed in the lipid compartment in all Finnish reindeer tissues, despite the varying fat contents in different tissues.

"We're now 25 people and plan to hire about as many within the next twelve months," says Lougnon. "The teams split quite equally in 3 departments: R&D, sales & marketing, and production management".

A separate document published by a group called International Marketing Reports was quite as stark and equally knew where the greatest threat lay.

Equally impressive, if not quite as razzle-dazzle as Cruden, was Barrett, who showed maturity beyond his 21 years.

To which the response from the White House is equally effusive, if not quite as audible: you go, Ted!

Not quite as sure of itself, but equally corrosive.

Lots of much-reviled EU regulations would simply be replaced by domestic ones, quite possibly equally burdensome.