Sentence examples for equally it does not from inspiring English sources

Britain does not have the MPs it deserves, but equally it does not yet have a sufficiently judicious electorate.David Goodman OxfordThe following letter appears online onlySIR – You repeat the seductive self-deception that British politicians are not really corrupt.

This producer's Pinot Noir Les Haut Clochers Limoux Vin de Pays d'Oc 2001 is not something you could ever claim had a great burgundy's unashamedly farmyardy sensuality, but equally it does not exhibit any New World soppiness and sweetness.

I very much hope no parent will use filters in an oppressive way to deny their children access to the riches of the internet; but, equally, it does not follow that every parent should feel obliged to provide unrestricted access to all its horrors.

Equally, it does not feel like a wild leap of imagination to suspect Rooney will have at least equalled, and conceivably bettered, the 49-goal mark by the time England have finished with the team who have one win from 130 games and three clean sheets in 25 years.

Equally it does not exonerate England.

Equally, it does not take long to discover that most Liberians are either tired of or uninterested in donor workshops, trainings and conferences -- especially if they do not include a free lunch.

It's difficult to imagine the regime sending as prominent a figure as Rodman off to be "re-educated" or deporting him back to the states, but equally it doesn't feel like a discussion that would end in Rodman's favour, either.

Equally, it doesn't give the unions the influence or the power they think they deserve.

"We've got digital screens, digital display tables and iPads, but equally it doesn't feel like you're in an exclusively digital environment - the book rotunda screams 'books'".

After all, taxa have to be sorted in one way or another, and as all sorting criteria are equally correct, it does not really seem to matter whether the criterion chosen is the phylogenetic distance to Homo sapiens.

But, equally characteristically, it does not quite convince.