Sentence examples for equally having from inspiring English sources

Equally, having access to a gear cupboard will save you from having to buy absolutely everything".

The episcopate is accepted as a gift given by God to the church, in which all Catholic bishops share equally, having been admitted thereto by bishops who themselves stand in unbroken historical succession from the time of the Apostles.

Equally, having burnished her Eurosceptic credentials so energetically in Manchester last week, she may have been cheered by the earlier, somewhat shaky, launch of the "British Stronger in Europe" campaign by former M&S chairman Lord Rose in a fashionable East London hangout – an old brewery, but let's not make the obvious joke.

"Can we discuss next week?" The sentence in question had been suggested by John Chapman, News Corp.'s head lawyer, and it went like this: Equally, having seen a copy of Clive Goodman's notice of appeal of 2 March 2007, we did not find anything that we consider to be directly relevant to the grounds appeal put forward by him.

Equally having replaced the need for Outlook, the issue of synchronisation between Outlook and Google calendars and the respective inboxes quickly became a non-issue.

Not recognizing industrial features as risk causes simulated caribou to unrealistically reduce their daily and landscape movements; equally, having risk take precedence results in unrealistic energetic deficits and large-scale movement patterns, unlike those observed in actual caribou.

She might equally have been talking about family.

"It could equally have been the car, surely?

But he could equally have plumped for Wembley '77.

"It could equally have been sculpture," he says.

But he might equally have been speaking about his own relaxed attitude.