Sentence examples for alike perhaps from inspiring English sources

Multifunctionality in agriculture has received a lot of attention the last decade from researchers and policy-makers alike, perhaps most notably evidenced by the important changes made to the EU's Common Agricultural Policy.

The duo's skewed worldview tickled the ribs of stoners and straights alike, perhaps because the blend of surreal and slapstick was so perfect.

Rather, Congress and the Administration are likely to take two other steps recommended by the Congressional investigative agency - publicize the law so more employers understand its ban on discrimination and establish a more secure means of identification for citizens and aliens alike, perhaps through issuing worker identity cards.

The restaurant is a gathering place for artists and dealers alike, perhaps the city's most important art-world canteen, serving both the chic and the beautiful, the jet-lagged and the underwashed who follow them — the people, Mr. Kimmelman said, "with interesting facial hair".

Beats By Dre is best known for its flagship line of headphones, which can be spotted on hip teenagers, Olympic athletes, and high-end celebrities alike — perhaps partly because of the $200-some price tag, they're a bit of a fashion statement among some people, so they are almost just as often being used as decoration around the neck as they are for listening to music.

As for the idea of trying to represent a country at a pavilion, Mamedov calls the very premise "suspect — something that should be reconsidered by artists and curators alike". Perhaps the most explicit critique of the Biennale's political framework comes from Fia Backström, a New York-based Swedish artist who, with another artist, represents the Nordic pavilion.

The MIT-trained former banker and businessman is described by admirers and critics alike as perhaps his country's most gifted political operator.

Fans and foes alike can perhaps agree on this: a writer's virtues are often exactly the same as their vices.

The fear tapped by that movie is the elephant in the room for the entire country, elephants and donkeys alike, and perhaps for New Yorkers most of all.

To the extent that a company's users are champions of the product in question, the political action is mutually beneficial to customer and company alike (although perhaps not equally so).

These conversations have always been difficult for doctors and families alike, but perhaps never more so than in the past year, when public reports about dementia research have bounced between optimism and gloom.