Sentence examples for equally, although from inspiring English sources

He loved all his inventions equally, although some were more practical than others.

Onstage, the lead vocal duties are shared equally although when Turner makes an announcement, there are screams.

Political swings now tend to involve both sexes equally, although women vote rather more for ecologically minded parties and rather less for the extreme-right National Front than men.

Equally, although Labour's pledges – to support and bolster a comprehensive system and restore the education maintenance allowance and student grants – are welcome, they still address only the symptom rather than the cause.

Chrysler executives went out of their way in news conferences in 1998 to portray the deal as a friendly merger in which American and German executives would share power equally, although Robert J. Eaton, Chrysler's chairman, agreed to retire after three years as co-chairman, leaving Jürgen E. Schrempp in sole charge.

Equally, although it was the National Venture Capital Association that in the mid-1970s negotiated huge reductions in US capital gains tax (from 40%to20%0% in just six years), venture capital was actually following the footsteps of strategic public funding.

Other English visitors have been equally enthusiastic, although more discreet.

The crop-lien system kept blacks and whites equally impoverished, although blacks could be hanged as well as starved.

Equally George, although he visits London and relishes its early sixties intellectual fever, is wedded irrevocably to the land.

His autobiography, Pryor Convictions (1994), was equally confessional, although it lent heavily on material from his 20 albums.

The figures for Morogoro are thought to be equally good, although TEHIP is still trying to confirm their accuracy.