Sentence examples for equally from that from inspiring English sources

But Dave Grohl's consistent songwriting comes equally from that tradition and its philosophical opposite, FM classic-rock radio; that's perverse, when you think about it, and he does it well.

Newton's theory treats centripetal forces that vary only with the distance from the force center, that is, ones for which the force on two bodies equally distant from that center is always the same.

His support for litigation to break up AT&T to stimulate competition in rates and service in the communications industry was equally firm over equally tough opposition from that industry.

Progress in meeting national Closing the Gap targets will not necessarily mean that all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people benefit equally from the improvements that are being made.

Look at bands and you'll see it tends to be the ones where songwriting credits are split equally from day one that tend to last the longest – U2 and REM are good examples.

Indeed, it was the television footage in "Eyes on the Prize" that shocked me most, more than the equally powerful still photographs from that period.

The animal life and vegetation of the island are equally anomalous, differing greatly from that of nearby Africa and being in many respects unique.

However, it is equally clear that from the fourteenth century at the latest, medical practitioners were supplying rituals for conception as well as childbirth to their patients, presumably in person.

"My goal for the play is to not judge anyone, to get at that point where everyone is equally right and equally wrong, so the humor comes from that," Ms. Baker said.

Labor organizations and their supporters strongly oppose right-to-work laws, saying that nonunion members benefit equally from negotiations with employers and that cutting off their dues and fees would threaten their very existence.

Returning the revenues from that fee equally to every American household will take the sting out of rising energy costs and build public support for the higher carbon price needed to retire fossil fuels.