Sentence examples for equally would from inspiring English sources

Paying it equally would lift a further 250,000 children out of poverty, helping all family types, particularly larger families.

He said he wouldn't have missed the excitement of Watergate, but equally would not have missed some Academe, including his visit to this particular grove (Sidney Sussex).

The only solution that treats every voter equally would be to establish a true national primary, with every state voting on the same day.

Equally, would it be outlandish to suggest that he might be a reasonable candidate for Chelsea if Roman Abramovich cannot ambush the Guardiola deal?

A revenue-neutral carbon tax, with money rebated to all households equally, would bring down emissions and at the same time shield households from the economic impact of rising energy costs.

He said dividing the proceeds equally would align the interests of the author and the publisher, alleviating fears that publishers would set prices or make distribution deals contrary to the interests of the writers.

And equally, I would hope each of us would take care of ourselves without the threat of some dismal outcome.

Equally important would be to initiate/strengthen policies that would promote collective action.

Equally, it would need to assess what cultural and social impacts had occurred, and how they would be replaced.

Having paid equally, all would benefit equally.

Equally helpful would be good corporate governance.