Sentence examples for equally used to from inspiring English sources
America, equally, used to depend on a Germany that was more reliably Atlanticist than any other Nato ally except Britain.
Although it can be equally used to highlight how misguided they are being because you would struggle to find anyone who would beat about the bush when describing a spade.
This suggests that despite the scale factor (80×) both platforms may be equally used to mimic the same biomedical biofilms for a specified shear stress.
Amplitude anomalies were equally used to delineate bright spots and flat spots; good quality reservoirs in term of their porosity models, and fluid content and contacts (GOC and OWC) were identified in the area through common contour binning, seismic colour inversion and supervised NN classification.
The method can also be equally used to detect decreases in co-occurrence.
Since the term "implicit timing" could be equally used to describe retrospective timing [38], we henceforth refer to our paradigm as a task of predictive timing, so as to avoid ambiguity.
Imputation, suggested as a remedy for item non-response [ 30], may equally be used to deal with inconsistencies with evidence, in this situation, favoring treatment of women's earlier responses as false-positive.
However, freedom of information isn't just about questionable spending, and can equally be used to bolster worthwhile campaigns.
He later described his wartime life in words that could equally be used to describe his films, a reality in which "death rained down without notice or design" from projectiles launched "out of nowhere".
Equally, it used to be the natural order of things that rich movie stars got paid millions of dollars to dress up as people with a fraction of their personal wealth, now it's the precisely the reverse: Sean Parker is paid considerably more to be Sean Parker than Justin Timberlake ever will.
