Sentence examples for equally exciting is from inspiring English sources

Equally exciting is the indication that more provision, not less, will be given to the arts.

Equally exciting is the finding that the Millennium Development Goal of reducing extreme poverty by half has already been met, five years ahead of schedule.

Equally exciting is the proactive stance of the Mozambique government: they announced in 2009 that they would establish conservation measures to prevent commercial logging in the Mabu forest.

Equally exciting is the new cafe at Deal pier, on the Kent coast, a sleek timber and glass pavilion that's a far cry from the 1950s world of kiss-me-quick hats, sticky rock and stewed tea.

Equally exciting is that the discovery offers a clear path to therapy.

Mr. Wass's contributions, equally exciting, were finely balanced with those of Ms. Chang.

Equally exciting was a fricassee of cuttlefish, braised in tomatoes, onions and probably red wine, with that rich, dark essence that stews of cephalopods get.

Equally exciting are Virgin America's seasonal flights from New York's JFK to Ft. Lauderdale, which will be offered daily through April 28.

Equally as exciting is the work that Valya does with writer Donald Evans in building the Chicago Literary Hall of Fame and honoring great Chicago writers (Algren, Bellow, Wells, Brooks, the list is so very long) every year at the Chicago Literary Awards.

Equally as exciting is the prospect of having perhaps the most diverse audience ever at a Boston Pops concert!" On June 12 Etheridge, who is a Berklee College of Music alumna, will be the featured guest on Berklee Night at the Boston Pops, which is a program highlighting new collaborations between the college and the orchestra.

It is truly an exciting time to be a student of any age, my friends -- and it's equally exciting to be a teacher.