Sentence examples for fall equally from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the costs and benefits associated with a united E.U. front do not fall equally.

Cuts in the city budget do not fall equally on all New Yorkers.

It said: "The burden of job losses seems to fall equally on women (48%) and men (52%).

That burden did not fall equally on all contending Democrats, because one, Mr. Carter, had a sympathetic bank.

Because the poles reflect changes in temperature and climate faster than anywhere else, penguin populations rise or fall equally dramatically.

In recent disputes that pitted Russia against such countries as Poland or Estonia, a favourite line of German diplomats or politicians was to complain that individual countries had no right to take the wider EU's good relations with Russia "hostage".Nor do the costs of disunity fall equally.

Border arrests have fallen equally fast.

The plaudits are falling equally on the adult and juvenile members of the cast.

Although the parliament has steadily gained more powers over the years, voter turnout has fallen equally steadily.

When it falls equally upon everybody, you have to think that maybe there is no ulterior motive.

Most of its articles concerned individual liberty, but the declaration's emphasis fell equally on the prerogatives of the state as expressed through law.