Sentence examples for equally much from inspiring English sources
Looking only through the lens of citizenship policy, the results imply that citizenship matters equally much (or little) to immigrants' belonging in Denmark and Sweden, all else being equal.
Equally, much more needs to be done to disrupt its presence in cyberspace, which it has used to great effect.
But it owes perhaps equally much to the recent, arbitrary and foreign-imposed nature of borders in that part of the world.
"But I like that I lived in a period when other things were valued equally much, or more, like imagination, which today is hardly even weighed.
But equally, much of what Mr Blair is worried about the closure of nuclear plants, the decline of the North Sea was apparent years ago.
We receive more than our fair share of criticism and harassment but equally much support and more than our fair share of praise.
Livestock must be investigated more thoroughly, and equally as much as crop production, to tell the full story.
We wanted to share parenting responsibilities equally, as much as nature allowed.
By empowering people to broadcast themselves, you empower the meek and the oppressed equally as much as the dangerous and the hateful.
The adage you can't understand what you can quantify applies to the oil and gas sector equally as much as many others.
