Sentence examples for equally wish from inspiring English sources

Muslim Americans equally wish to have the spirit and promise of George Washington's letter to the Jewish community of the Touro synagogue in Rhode Island respected with regard to them as individuals and as a diverse community.

We equally wish to acknowledge the support of the staffs of the Yaounde University Teaching Hospital, the Biyem-Assi and Cite Verte district hospitals who facilitated recruitment of patients for this research.

I am inclined to believe that where two individuals both equally wish to go on living for as long as possible our duty to respect this wish is paramount.

I felt a terrible weariness at the thought of trying to explain to both sides that, as a fanatical centrist, I disliked them equally, and wished them equal discomfort in hell.

Equally, those wishing to avoid entering a certain clinical trial may be unduly pessimistic about their PS.

Equally, funders may wish to contemplate how 'contingency' resources could be made available for those trials that encounter unexpectedly intense needs for PPI over the course of their implementation.

Equally important, we wish to correct several important misunderstandings that were made by Davis and colleagues that possibly contributed to their concerns about power when assessing our paper (e.g. actual subject numbers used in control experiment and the reality of the signal-to-noise and sampling of the multi-TI technique we employed).

"As much as we would wish another situation, we are equally bound to look reality in the eye".

Paradoxically, the more successful the government is in meeting its bold pledge to avoid boom and bust, the more difficult it will be for him to fulfil that equally bold wish.

And there is another kind of equally implausible wish fulfillment genre popular with young adults: shows that showcase good-looking, clear-skinned teenagers who have solvable problems and lots of great sex.

Harsent's characters would always rather brag than appeal, but behind their braggadocio is an equally vulnerable wish to impress, and to survive in a world where appeals tend to be met with indifference, even scorn.