Sentence examples for it has equally from inspiring English sources

But it has equally been interpreted as a personal manifesto.

The policy's obviously driven by Australian priorities but it has equally obvious consequences for domestic politics on the island.

However, it has equally useful applications for journalists who need to work hands-free or in challenging environments, whether at protests (it has a hard, waterproof shell), in extreme weather or, when the need arises, to film covertly.

The campaign against Al Qaeda in particular and Islamist terrorism in general plainly has aspects of war-fighting, but it has equally important aspects of crime-fighting and arguably more important aspects of political and ideological struggle.

You also called for a review of United States military and economic assistance to Egypt, ignoring that while this program has been vital to Egypt's economic development and military capabilities, it has equally enabled Egypt to be the United States' most reliable partner in achieving shared strategic interests.

The company has developed a technique for fast and cost-effective scanning (it involves ripping pages off the spine; hence the obligatory recycling at the end); and it has equally developed a way, which it calls Fine Tune, for that content to then download quickly and with a high resolution (we write about that more here).

If the teaching of justification had important consequences for the doctrines of God and of humanity in Protestantism, it had equally important consequences for the Protestant understanding of the church and the relationship between clergy and laity.

Beyond the quantitative and tangible issues related to inadequate income it also has equally important social, more intangible and difficult if not impossible to quantify dimensions.

But he has equally huge weaknesses.

The Yale School of Medicine has equally high standards.

Each author has equally contributed.