Sentence examples for equally major from inspiring English sources
Political reform is certainly massively important, but the other two themes are equally major.
Bronchial asthma as well as aspiration of gastric contents, a purely medical emergency, are equally major causes of asphyxia deaths and if presented early can be managed properly and effectively.
Certainly, any companies discovering a breach that puts their customers at risk, and which took place on or after May 25 , 2018 but which then decide to 'do an Uber' — i.e. sit on it for the best part of a year before 'fessing up — will put themselves squarely in EU regulators' crosshairs for an equally major penalty.
At a time when Intel faces competition on a number of fronts from the likes of AMD, Nvidia and many others, securing a deal with a major carrier with equally major ambitions remains a lucrative way of not just generating revenues but also showing off what you are capable of doing for future customers.
Working through the list of major usual suspects (Twitter, Digg, YouTube, Facebook) that havent yet figured out how to turn massive amounts of users or traffic into equally major money, Anderson follows: "A year ago, that hardly mattered: The business model was build to a lucrative exit, preferably in cash. But now the exit doors are closed and cash flow is king.
But Brooks's acquittal is an equally major victory; she was a more pivotal player in Murdoch's company, and was much more closely associated with him.
But equally important were sources of sophisticated Western weapons, which Gaddafi used as major force multipliers.
And the provision has been interpreted to mean that a college is not only obliged to fund men's and women's athletics equally (a major hurdle to clear if you have a football team); it is also obliged to provide an equal number of roster spots for both sexes... How many crusaders against affirmative action in college admissions will now speak out against the preferential treatment of athletes?
Authors AJM, KT, MRK, and MRJ equally wrote major sections of the first draft of the manuscript.
That is similar to the United States' position, which is that any successor treaty must apply equally to all major economies.
And the shift from "terrorism" to "terror" has been equally dramatic in major newspapers, according to a search of several databases.
