Sentence examples for equally thanks from inspiring English sources

The truth is, there is no sport in which men and women are able to compete more equally, thanks to golf's handicap system, which renders all players potentially equal, and to the placement of forward (or ladies') tees at most clubs, so that male and female drives wind up in more or less the same place.

The growth we do manage is being shared less equally, thanks largely to technology and globalization.

"You might call Beckett the ultimate realist," one eminent critic says, while the title of Anthony Cronin's fine 1997 biography calls him "the last modernist," and, equally, thanks to his spiralling self-referentiality, he's often accounted the first postmodernist.

But equally, thanks both to his personality and, possibly, to his analysis – into which he went at the suggestion of another pal, the best-selling shrink Stephen Grosz – he is brilliant to talk to.

In 1891, a Congo Free State expedition received an equally firm "thanks but no thanks".

There were times, though, when Roshan was equally pressed, thanks to his duties in the Army National Guard.

And independent projections for the coming decade are equally lackluster, thanks in part to population aging.

Cabot Library's lower level is equally bright thanks to the building's open floor plan, and supports new media, group study, course reserves, and collections.

What isn't tested by experience is the validity of the concepts themselves, or the logical relationships amongst them, or the principles for applying them, all of which are equally valid thanks to the very definitions of the concepts.

Thanks, thanks, thanks!

Yet death is a relative newcomer, thanks equally to taboo, the newness of valuable digital assets and the lack of any legal infrastructure for engaging with them.