Sentence examples for equally today from inspiring English sources

But it's also true that not all votes count equally today, and not all voters are treated equally.

At the birth of my son, Joel, and then equally, last June, when my first grandchild, Rory, was born.

Cathy Warwick, chief executive of the Royal College of Midwives, said: "I was overwhelmed by the response of our members to the previous industrial action and I urge them to respond equally next week.

The numbers show that the LSA model and the baseline model performed equally: 84.94 % vs. 83.89 % in the unigram approach and 84.15 % vs. 83.77 % in the bigram approach.

Related to this conception of the universal interest is the egalitarian commitment that in arriving at the appropriate law or policy the interests of each and all must count, and count equally (1840, I, 144).

The velites and cavalry were also split equally (1,200 velites and 300 cavalry each), for a total of 4,500 men.

John Maynard Keynes's lucid warning, delivered in 1930, might equally apply today.

I remain equally proud today".

Roosevelt's position is equally valid today.

The semantic web may seem equally vague today, but it could prove just as exciting.

The benefit, by contrast, is spread equally over today's population and future generations.