Sentence examples for equally in one from inspiring English sources

Once a society decides that the law must treat a group of people equally in one area of life, it becomes harder and, eventually, impossible to justify discriminating against them in others.

Once a society decides that the law must treat a group of people equally in one area of life, it becomes harder — and, eventually, impossible — to justify discriminating against them in others.

Following St. Cyril of Alexandria (c. 375 444), they believed that, through the mystery of the Incarnation, Christ's humanity and divinity were equally present in "one incarnate nature of the Word of God".

While the authors in [50, 51, 52, 53] have equally estimated in one capacity or the other the potential for energy generation from other renewable energy sources such as biomass, corn cob, and animal waste for Nigeria, they however did not consider the economics of the potential.

34 43 Cognitive effect and severity of depression were equally important in one study.

On only one medal does the artist descend into triteness by showing the profile of a helmeted German soldier above the Latin inscription 'Dulce et Decorum Est' – but equally in only one is there a direct expression of human grief, a soldier kneeling over the grave of a fallen comrade.

Still, some shows do even worse depicting the lives of African-Americans, combining two equally regrettable stereotypes in one half-hour.

The show's chaos, irreverence and broad wit would be a natural fit for Corden, whose equally madcap turn in One Man, Two Guvnors remains one of his most beloved roles.

Certainly if each American's presidential vote is to be equally weighted, voters in one part of the country should not have more information about the contest's outcome than others while still having access to the polls.

There is a growing civil rights movement amongst Palestinians whose objective is to live equally with Jews in one state.

And in Iowa, he drew 2,500 equally fervent supporters in one of the biggest campaign events to date in that early-caucus state.