Sentence examples for bring equally from inspiring English sources

Given the vital role that software plays in our lives today, we can expect the computing grid to bring equally large changes.

I wish I could bring equally good news from north of the border, but Scottish Opera's determination to bounce back under its new general director, Alex Reedijk, is still hampered by plans misconceived by the old regime.

But the world's biggest market, with at least $1.5 trillion traded daily, remains a great temptation because the significant risks can bring equally impressive returns.

"Working together" involves "acknowledging that all participants bring equally valid knowledge and expertise from their professional and personal experiences", and can result in novel methods of problem solving[ 1], improving the effectiveness of patient care in the process while also allowing for superior treatment outcomes.

This mattered little while improvements in chips brought equally useful gains.

Others companies listed in the conventional way, but were subsequently hit by fraud scandals, bringing equally painful losses.

It's a tone that Allen brings equally to the sumptuous and quietly hectic Fitzgerald Riviera of "Magic in the Moonlight" and to the airy repose of Newport in "Irrational Man".

The PM outlined his global vision of the future by attempting to look, well, visionary against the background of several of those cranes – which were brought, equally inevitably, from Shanghai.

Peter Elliston, Taunton, Somerset Sunjeev Sahota's Booker-shortlisted The Year of the Runaways (Picador) deals with what it means to be forced to leave your country hoping for a better future, only to find that moving halfway across the world brings equally difficult struggles.

Early this month, the U.S. rejected the Keystone XL pipeline, of course, but the following weeks have brought equally astonishing news.

Both of these are equally valid views, bringing as they do, quality to the lives of the people living them.