Sentence examples for equally there have from inspiring English sources

The goalscorers might have been surprising, but equally there have been hints that a Lithuanian breakthrough was imminent.

But equally, there have been glimmers of excitement and potential in recent episodes, leading some reviews to give the finale the benefit of the doubt.

As players are such valuable assets, clubs really need to use specialist sports lawyers and Liverpool may well have done so but, equally, there have been cases of club secretaries drafting clauses at 11 o'clock at night that turn out to be not legally enforceable.

Equally, there has always been competition (as well as collaboration) in science.

But equally, there has been zero reflection from commentators whose sweeping remarks about Muslims over many years have all but echoed Hanson's.

Yet equally there has been a recognition that the heartland should not be dismissed and, having had four years to plan the logistics, officials believe they have spread the net sufficiently but not excessively.

The disease affects men and women almost equally, as there has been increased tobacco use among women in the developed world.

Lance Hoffman, director of George Washington University's (GW's) Partnership in Securing Cyberspace through Education and Service PISCESS) program, says students there have fared equally well, enjoying 100% job placement since 2002.

Other reports are equally dismaying: there have been 32 suicide attempts by 27 detainees.

Besides the anticipated flood of new enrollees to Medicaid, an equally urgent concern there has to do with increases to the reimbursement rate for Medicaid providers, which are currently among the lowest in the country.

Equally, there may have been no muppets in Dickens, but that doesn't mean Kermit and Missy Piggy as Bob and Emily Cratchit jettisoned A Christmas Carol's emotional essence.