Sentence examples for equally after from inspiring English sources

In the first year, students study all three subjects equally, after which they can choose to drop one.

But equally, after years and years of the same "debate", is it not time that feminist coverage in the media was directed elsewhere?

Another is the promise of "cherishing all the children of the nation equally", after the church paedophilia scandal and discovery of mass graves of orphans at Tuam.

Equally, after the Six Nations and a month of the Super Rugby season, my guess is that few are smiling about the current health of the scrum and its protocols.

Unless I know that someone around the table is really hard up, and has chosen accordingly, I favour just splitting the bill equally – after all, everyone had the option of choosing whatever they wanted, and to nitpick about your risotto being cheaper than his steak can spoil the atmosphere remarkably swiftly.

Why weren't black people treated equally after the Civil War?

He is, like Kissinger, a social animal, equally sought-after as a guest and a host.

Set to Bartok, his ballet impressed itself strongly on the eye, but did not leave an equally strong after-image.

Not so long ago Clive Norling, that accomplished referee and an equally good after-dinner speaker, entertained the black ties and blazers by reading out the various protocols handed down regarding refereeing the scrum.

However, expatriates who have spent much of their career in Asia are equally sought-after, and there's even a need for recent graduates with specialized skills.

HudMo, as he's affectionately referred to, is half of TNGHT, a duo he founded with equally sought-after beatmaker Lunice.