Sentence examples for it is equally valid from inspiring English sources

The flipside of course is that VR remains in its infancy and it is equally valid to argue there's no need to put a power hungry 4K display in the Galaxy Note 8 before the technology matures.

It is equally valid in classical mechanics (but not in classical electrodynamics until Einstein reinterpreted it).

It is equally valid to point out, for instance, that the recorded juvenile crime figures are actually down, a fact dismissed by the police as being caused by the reduction in the number of juveniles in the population.

Given that 1−F H (t) is the fractional reliability it is equally valid for the hazard rate of complex default and networked parallel and series systems.

Given the lack of data identifying which of the world's kilogram prototypes has been most stable in absolute terms, it is equally valid to state that the first batch of replicas has, as a group, gained an average of about 25µg over one hundred years in comparison to the IPK.

On the other hand, it is equally valid to assume that both are underestimates.

It was equally valid as the average of all aspects assessed was 94 with a variance coefficient of 5.6; the average of the aspects inquired ranged between 8.9 and 9.9.

Naturally candidates might look for a programme related to their ideal career, or run by a dream employer, but it's equally valid to look for schemes that will get them into work and picking up skills.

We need to be able to imagine the world as we want to see it, and whatever side you're on, it's equally valid.

But any viewer's opinion, whether he is at the fight or watching it on television, is equally valid -- and often louder.

The other side of this debate is equally valid: it's your money, and if you want to give a little bit to 27 different groups, that's your choice.