Sentence examples for equally creating from inspiring English sources

Equally, creating a diverse workforce is no longer optional, it's a business necessity.

Equally, creating a more stimulating and less chaotic home environment directly makes an impact on a child's future chances of success.

By recognising a difference between rich and poor countries, the Paris Agreement contradicts the International Maritime Organisation's non-discrimination principle, which treats all countries equally, creating a conflict that could hamper change.

This tool holds the space between the bricks so there is no slipping as well as creating equally spaced joints.

It was a tiny piece of emergent narrative, but it spoke volumes about what this game was – a universe equally created by the designers and every individual player.

They could equally create the carrot in the future, if the campaign continues to put pressure on the government to invest in those communities".

It's also the homeland of a people who gave the world the earliest foundation of democracy, namely, the Bible's declaration that every human is equally created in the image of G-d.

The spiritual dimension of King's love of democracy evolved from his belief in imago dei, the biblically-based concept that all persons are equally created in the image of God.

The study design (case series) equally creates the limitation on data collection.

During World War II, he regarded the Allied and Axis powers as bent equally upon creating a new militarized corporate capitalism.

At the same time, Mr. Chirac has rejected a proposal that France move toward treating its faiths equally by creating one school holiday apiece for Jews and Muslims.