Sentence examples for equally do we from inspiring English sources
But equally, do we have the proper oversight to guarantee the liberties of free citizens?
Equally, do we shortchange the organisations who work tirelessly to bring us these experiences?
Mr Miliband told BBC1's Andrew Marr Show: "I think it's right to take a step back and look at this. "We've got to look at 'Do our intelligence services have the tools they need?' but equally 'Do we have the proper oversight to guarantee the liberties of free citizens?' because, after all, one of the things we want to protect most of all here is our freedoms".
Equally important, do we have people today who can identify, encourage and find support for these as youngsters and as they mature?
After the thematic richness of Caramel, director/writer/star Nadine Labaki takes another ambitious stab at cinematic cross-community relations with the equally impressive Where Do We Go Now? (2011, Revolver, 12).
In Jonathan Coe's novel The Closed Circle, a middle-aged man points at beautiful waitress half his age and says to his equally shopsoiled friend: "What do we know about her?
While almost all the public passion in the wake of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, has centered on guns and the proliferation of military-style assault weapons, experts and policy analysts in law enforcement have been haunted by a different but equally troubling question: why do we keep making the same mistakes?
"We merely say that in the present state of knowledge, we certainly don't think that the Stratfordians have made out their case," he said in a telephone interview, "but we equally don't believe that the Oxfordians have either".
We may attempt to treat everyone equally in our negotiations, but do we always succeed?
If one interpretation is more right than the others, why do we still equally revere all those Shakespearians?
There is no moral presumption more fundamental to our society nowadays, perhaps, than that all humans should be treated and valued equally – and yet so utterly do we take this for granted that we can sometimes overlook just how culturally determined it is.
