Sentence examples for equally made from inspiring English sources

Congressional Republicans have equally made clear their deep reservations about the wisdom of any such trade.

There is also the charge - equally made against Kipling in England - that the writer's aesthetic has become compromised by his temperament.

"While the offer is equally made to all" the slave states, Lincoln continued, "the more Northern shall, by such initiation, make it certain to the more Southern, that in no event, will the former join the latter, in their proposed Confederacy".

It means that boys and girls, parents and children, can play the game together (to say nothing of their uncles and their aunts); and the Kibbo Kift camp is the miniature of a bigger world which is equally made up of people of all ages and all kinds.

They equally made use of the OLS.

The intrinsic tendency of science to treat everybody equally made me realize that science is the most democratic human philosophy.

He was equally making knowledge available to the broader community.

Equally, make sure not to go too far in the other direction.

Every syllable is accented equally, making it difficult to figure out where one word ends and the next begins.

Equally, making a false allegation against staff is a powerful weapon which can lead to immediate suspension and, in practice, career damage.

Let's be sensible guys".' It was all about getting the trust of the players – not overreacting but equally making sure I dealt with it.