Sentence examples for equally raise from inspiring English sources

Devaluation would equally raise the cost of imports, but such market discipline is politically preferable to the discipline inflicted by technocrats at distant summits.

Whilst the principle of formal justice that requires equals to be treated equally raises no disagreement, there are many different material principles of distributive justice [ 22].

"Equally, raising the state pension results in higher measured child poverty.

Four types of crater occurrences were observed: type i, ii and iv craters were formed on sloped surface, whereas type iii craters are formed on a flat surface with an equally raised rim.

The case of booksellers who were "disappeared" earlier this year equally raised the spectre of extra-territorial kidnapping by Beijing's security apparatus, accompanied by whispers of its covert operations on Hong Kong's soil.

C-reactive protein a sensitive marker of subclinical inflammation [22] was equally raised in both OB and OBTD groups, but did not reach signficance until both groups were combined (Obese – All, p<0.05).

The PNA report [ 12] equally raised concerns of non-adequacy of curricula to prepare students to adequately deliver the KEPH.

However, the fact that the various studies performed within different populations show an almost equally raised prevalence of low BMD strengthens the conclusion that high prevalence of low BMD is already present at the early stages of AS.

In contrast, plasma concentrations of D-lactate were equally raised in non-survivors (0.4 [0.1 to 0.7] mmol/l) and survivors (0.3 [0.1 to 0.6] mmol/l) compared with healthy subjects (0.03 [0 to 0.13] mmol/l).

The fact that the two models behave equally well raises the question as to whether it is better to use the power law (being the simpler) for predictive work in the design of production systems where the materials experience medium to high shear rates in pipelines.

But equally, someone raised in a conservative swath of Texas is just as likely to find my sense of what is "fair" highly dubious.