Sentence examples for equally considerable from inspiring English sources

The ridicule of California-style intelligence by an East Coaster has an equally considerable pedigree.

Yet, they also present equally considerable opportunities for establishing more efficient funding and monitoring reforms and policies.

I think of Mr. Beck as a hugely skilled political entertainer whose meteoric rise reflects his own considerable skills and the equally considerable political polarization of a nation that I love.

An egalitarian might rather be one who maintains that people ought to be treated as equals as possessing equal fundamental worth and dignity and as equally morally considerable.

There is certainly a risk of abuse, for example in the bullying or scapegoating of reporters, but equally there is considerable potential for such a system to protect conscientious reporters.

Such limitations of the Structure method have recently been pinpointed: as this method considers all partitions as equally likely, a considerable amount of statistical evidence is needed to provide strong support for any particular partition, which is impossible to obtain when the data contain relatively little information (Hubisz et al. 2009).

As has been found in previous evaluations of this approach (see Table 2), certain mechanisms supported IPW (agreed entry criteria, shared assessments, shared protocols, social care funding) but equally there was considerable variation in patterns of service delivery, location of care and numbers and types of professionals involved.

They agreed to split their considerable wealth equally.

Equally, there is a considerable risk that civilians could be targeted in Britain, whether we are part of a UN force or not, either by agents of Saddam or by other terrorists who choose unilaterally to take his side.

The noxiousnesses of ventilation stations are equally vital owing to considerable consumption of electric energy and noise making.

When multiple factors like environmental fluctuation and hatchery supplementation act simultaneously on a population, interpretation of genetic monitoring data may be equally complex and require considerable ecological data.