Sentence examples for equally for all from inspiring English sources

"The law used equally for all is law," Mr. Remchyukov said.

Physically, it means that etching electrolyte attacks the gold wire equally for all pulse lengths, regardless of its surface shape.

The alleged misrepresentations and omissions, whether material or immaterial, would be so equally for all investors composing the class.

Equally, for all its difficulties in getting its act together, the European Union will remain a huge global player.

Under Mendel's laws of inheritance, you could thank mom and dad equally for all the outstanding qualities you inherited.

However, virus sensitivity to neutralization by different V3 mAbs often varies, indicating that access to V3 is not restricted equally for all antibodies.

News organizations are intimidated by accusations of liberal bias, which means that they try desperately to show "balance" by blaming both parties equally for all problems.

"The peaceful application of nuclear energy should not be monopolized by the few that own this technology, but should be available equally for all," he said.

In particular annotation terms specific for a subset of conditions could be identified, as well as annotation terms that are equally relevant for all the conditions.

However, as mentioned before, the ULA does not work equally well for all azimuth directions and the AOA estimation accuracy and resolution are low at array endfires.

I wonder if this is equally true for all generations?