Sentence examples for but equally often from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, it seems, competition enhances performance, but equally often it does not.

He often behaved in extravagant, bewildering, self-defeating ways, but equally often with magnificent, inspiring generosity.

But equally often, governments in developing countries, just like their counterparts in developed countries, need to make hard decisions about what to fund and where to reduce funding.

"In the 1990s, when surveying the bird markets I would typically see one or two owls for sale amongst the thousands of wild-caught birds on offer but equally often not a single owl was on display," Professor Nijman said in a statement.

Lawyers, doctors, and members of the few professions including the more skilled artisans - those who fell between the strictly defined upper and lower class - and were able to afford building plots, often lived on the periphery of the commercial and upper class residential sectors, but equally often these people just lived in a larger or grander house than their neighbours in the poorer areas.

The position of the larger cube was pseudo-randomized with the restriction that it should not appear on the same side for more than two consecutive trials, but equally often on the left and right.

Maintaining this double standard is often excruciating, but equally as often wise and worthwhile.

The researchers found that females of both treatment groups were courted by extra-pair males equally often, but the response of females towards a courting extra-pair male was mostly negative, regardless of treatment group.

The leftward and rightward dots were equally often, but randomly, assigned as the first sample dot.

All targets appeared equally often, but the filler targets also appeared as subliminal (repeated) primes.

The training trials for rightward and leftward rotations were presented equally often but pseudo-randomly sequenced.