Sentence examples for following equally from inspiring English sources

I suggest the following equally ridiculous, patronizing Hail Mary passes: African Americans: Pose for a photo with a bottle of Dirty Sprite on your desk.

This week, workers in eastern Germany were on the march again, this time to protest at the length of their working week.Related items Trade unions: Adapt or dieJun 5th 2003 Reform in Germany and France: Don't give inJun 5th 2003 Even normally placid Austria was gripped by widespread strikes on June 3rd, following equally crippling stoppages on May 6th.

After the autoradiography experiments, plaques were classified by histological analysis according to the following equally weighted criteria: (i) size of the lipid/necrotic core, (ii) number of immune cells (foam cells and macrophages), (iii) cap thickness, and (iv) cap rupture (Additional file 1: Table S3).

Paul is now being overshadowed by another, more obnoxious and arrogant hopeful, whose following is equally vocal and equally small, Ted Cruz.

"They're the biggest band in the world, they hate each other — it's perfection," she said of the Fleetwood Mac clip, and indeed she and Almond summoned a nervy intensity in the rehearsal room as they sang "Fireworks," a stomping number that comes as the two characters have impulsively separated following an equally impulsive marriage.

The second-favourite, Steven Woolfe, isn't on the ballot either, following an equally mysterious failure to apply before the deadline.

The same sentiment could apply to a book published the following year, equally intent on rejecting notions of good Jews and good sons: "Portnoy's Complaint".

Lyon had drawn level following an equally impressive effort from their left-back Samuel Umtiti shortly after half-time, but, not to be outdone, Bale stepped up in the closing stages to seal the victory.

New Zealand have now won two of the last three major international series, with Saturday's victory following an equally unexpected 24-0 triumph against Australia in Leeds in the final of the second Tri-Nations competition in 2005.

Although al-Senussi was rumoured to have been killed following an equally rumoured abortive coup several weeks ago, since then his name has reappeared in several contexts that suggest he is still very much alive and influential behind the scenes.

For many of those who have spent years campaigning to rid the Church of sexism, today's vote was a major shock given that it comes more than twenty years after women were first allowed to become priests following an equally fraught debate in 1992 that was won by just two votes.