Sentence examples for equally extends to from inspiring English sources
The power of Congress to regulate commerce is not restricted to commerce carried on in lakes and rivers, but equally extends to commerce carried on by land.
Any limitations of the assay used to generate the training data equally extends to the model's predictions.
Eleanor became one of the only voices in the Roosevelt White House insisting that benefits be equally extended to Americans of all races.
More educational opportunities are being equally extended to girls and boys.
It goes back at least to the literary critic Dwight MacDonald's hissy fit following the publication of Webster's Third International Dictionary in 1961, and extends to an equally histrionic (and even more confused) review of The American Heritage Dictionary Fifth Edition (together with Henry Hitchings's The Language Wars) by their dance critic Joan Acocella 50 years later.
Arboreal amateurs and seasoned branch-snippers are equally welcome, and the inclusive approach extends to course fees, which are discounted for those on low incomes.
However ephemeral and changeable such a consensus may be, the contemporary consensus does seem to be that God's love extends to all humans equally (See, for example, Buckareff and Plug 2005, Knight 1997, Kronen and Reitan 2011, Kvanvig 1993, Murray 1998, Seymour 2000b, Stump 1983, Swinburne 1983, and Walls 1998).
The feeling of "more is less" extends to the remarkably complex and equally exhausting scenic design of Beowulf Boritt.
This even extends to photographs.
It also extends to injuries.
