Sentence examples for equally we would from inspiring English sources

Equally, we would want any national targets and monitoring to be kept to an absolute minimum.

We can wish it were better, but equally we would miss it if were no more.

Equally we would have to say that Hartry Field denies materialism when he claims that space-time points are real, concrete individuals.

But equally we would be... assisting you - be it financially or whatever". He added that the contract would have implications if she were ever arrested.

"We appeal to the unions and the teaching assistants not to progress with this action but equally we would hope that, as was the case last time, the vast majority of schools will be open and the majority of teaching assistants will be at work as normal".

"We certainly don't want to discourage people from adding ponds to their urban gardens – this remains one of the most positive steps we can all take to support wildlife – but equally we would strongly urge people to try to limit how much potentially infectious material they're moving into and out of their gardens in the process".

"Equally, we'd like to see more investment in shared ownership to help people on lower incomes.

Equally inasmuch as we would be equipping current teachers and future leaders to tackle their teaching role more effectively, we would also be instilling in them an understanding of the multifaceted nature of being a leader in the field, a role that includes teaching alongside other facets like advanced clinical care and research.

If all possible mutations were equally likely, we would expect twice as many transversions (Tv) as transitions (Ti), given a random mutation Ti/Tv ratio of 0.5.

Pop stars and noise-makers would be treated equally, and we would come as close to having no dog in the fight as it is possible in a world where you write words and have a mind.

If we valued breadwinning and caregiving equally, then we would value male caregivers as much as we have come to value female breadwinners.