Sentence examples for equally with a from inspiring English sources

Yusuf the Tall loved all his children equally, with a passionateadoration that, when he thought about it, sometimes made himlachrymose.

While near to complete melting, both of them contributed almost equally; with a temperature reduction, the deviation from the rule of mixtures enlarged, and properties were increasingly influenced by the precursor with the lower melting range.

Mayo, one of the few Radio 2 men able and willing to share airtime equally with a female, is the right person to partner Whiley: the show will be good.

On the contrary, as we have seen, it expressly provides that all other remedies are left unaffected by the act, and a duty cast by statute equally with a common-law duty may by the very language of the act be enforced in any manner known to the law.

The half-dozen people he was left with, all of whom made many millions of dollars by foretelling collapse, the stars of the movie, have one thing in common: they were infected equally with a kind of "moral shock" about what they saw occurring.

"A lot of defensible architecture is added on to the street environment at a later stage, but equally with a lot of new developments it's apparent that questions of 'who do we want in this space, who do we not want' are being considered very early in the design stage," says the photographer Marc Vallée, who has documented anti-skateboarding architecture.

They also invented bankruptcy as a method for dealing equally with an insolvent merchant's creditors.

He takes on all comers, equally, with an openness and interest that is vanishingly rare in public life.

We found that AdaBoost performed almost equally, with an AUC = 0.96 compared to the Random Forest which had an AUC = 0.98, but we achieved a stable precision and recall only for the Random Forest.

"At no stage there would be any discrimination between the good and bad Taliban and all would be dealt equally with an iron hand".

The eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries are about equally represented, with a smaller selection of seventeenth century texts as well as some medieval and Renaissance texts.