Sentence examples for equally believe from inspiring English sources

Now, he may equally believe it.

Jammeh broke his public silence on the issue last week, saying in a televised address that "if these people are true Muslims... they should equally believe that their sons and daughters could have made it at home if they were ready to invest and work".

People may associate me with championing getting more women into science, but I equally believe that a more diverse set of MPs – which would include more women but in this context also imply a shift from lawyers and PPE graduates to spread to a much greater range of disciplines – would improve our policies and law-making.

And I equally believe that he was completely wrong in that, which is just, you know, the sad irony of it".

"In the elections, voters had different tendencies, but they equally believe in the ruling system and support the Islamic Republic," the Associated Press reported him as saying.

People who think, can equally believe.

(Goldman equally believes that China's vibrant but underreported service sector means its GDP can also be understated in some aspects).

Further, a non-linear potential relationship is equally believed to exist for the relationship between running pace and RRI, and thus, running pace will also be analyzed as a dichotomized exposure split into a high and a low group.

Those who participated and those who declined participation equally believed that there were benefits to participation.

To feel discomfort about constant change – an emergent feature of globalisation – was to be inherently rightwing; yet equally, to believe in the strength of collective public institutions – such as unions, publicly funded health and education systems – was unhelpfully Bolshevik.

As the writer Lynsey Hanley argued, Britain had entered a period in which, "To feel discomfort about constant change — an emergent feature of globalization — was to be inherently right-wing; yet equally, to believe in the strength of collective public institutions — such as unions, publicly funded health and education systems — was unhelpfully Bolshevik".