The phrase "as externally" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare something to an external factor, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The results were measured as externally as possible to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "in an external manner" or "from an external perspective".
It is true that nations evolve internally as well as externally.
Assailed internally as well as externally, Ava and the Toungoo dynasty fell in 1752.
The more profound their self-hatred, the more likely it is to be manifest as externally focused aggression.
But the UK lobbied for car makers to be allowed to exploit flexibilities such as externally charging their batteries to full before testing.
"She focused on changes internally as well as externally," said Kim Roy, a group president at Liz Claiborne, who attended an earlier conference for apparel makers.
It is important that a strategy is based on a clear analysis of the context and environment both internally among diaspora organisations as well as externally.
So, if an alleged victim has a criminal record, or has attacked the suspect or damaged his property, that is excused as "externally expressing their internal trauma".
Communism in the 1950's, Professor Gaddis points out, was seen not as a rival state but as a fearsome, state-sponsored, international conspiracy, one that threatened us from within as well as externally.
We then benchmarked the data by ranking it according to utility spend as well as externally against information from organisations including the Carbon Trust and the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers.
We're so used to thinking of soft power as a benign weapon that it requires an effort of will and understanding to see that it can be used in entirely malign ways, domestically as well as externally.
Lynn Nadel, Tucson, Ariz.: With a few modest changes, your comments about the lack of legitimacy of the Hamas government could apply to the Bush administration, too, which has arbitrarily rejected the international agreements of its predecessors, and acted in ways that are profoundly antidemocratic within the U.S. as well as externally.
