Sentence examples for it would equally from inspiring English sources

It would equally be in China's interest to show its neighbours that it is ready to admit that its interpretation of sovereignty disputes might not always prevail and that it is open to arbitration, something that it has until now steadfastly refused to do.

It would, equally, indicate that Johnson does not wholly trust some of his other fringe candidates.

was a well-shap'd vase to do the same it would equally surprise, but not make everybody laugh, because the elegance of the form would prevent it".

But it would equally have been irresponsible for Citi — or for Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and Mitsubishi UFJ, which invested respectively in Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley in the last week — to have agreed a deal predicated on Congressional approval.

That said, although there is no reason to panic that prices are falling, it would equally be foolish to pretend that the causes of this deflation are benign.

Hillary and Bernie could even issue a joint statement, because it would equally benefit either one of them as the Democratic nominee.

She did, however reveal that she does not intend to do this because she may fear it "it would be equally critiqued".

They could have said "the tracks would completely fill the encephali of a hundred sperm whales" and it would be equally accurate, and equally relevant.

The new work throws this latter possibility into question, as it would work equally well with a north- or south-pointing field.

Naively, when I moved to Japan to live near Osaka, I assumed it would be equally tolerant, if not as open.

And I know it would be equally invaluable to Elizabeth Warren, as she learns the ropes in Congress.