Sentence examples for likewise it would be from inspiring English sources

Likewise, it would be beneficial to reduce the time politicians spend soliciting campaign contributions.

Likewise, it would be unusual to have a recession with bond spreads fairly stable as they are today".

Struggle is, of course, intrinsic to that process, and likewise it would be hard to understand Karl Ove Knausgaard's work without accepting My Struggle as the plain statement it is.

Likewise, it would be wise to distinguish between the faith practised by most Muslims and the jihadist justification of barbarity.By proximity and make-up of its population, Europe is bound to feel the upheavals of the Middle East.

Likewise, it would be difficult to impose consumer representation on boards where a business only sells to other businesses; but it would seem unfair to target only retailers and other firms that trade directly with ordinary shoppers.

Likewise, it would be unwise for the US gratuitously to offer China a role in the affairs of a region that includes India itself – something that Obama appeared to do during his visit to China earlier this year, when he mentioned China as having a role to play in Kashmir.

Likewise, Hochachka said, it would be difficult to directly ameliorate the impact of this mismatch.

Likewise, he said, it would be a mistake not to purchase electronic stability control on a vehicle that costs $25,000 or more because it, too, will be standard on more vehicles.

Likewise she thinks it would be "perfectly acceptable" – an oddly formal phrase, like the words in a dress code – for someone to think of themselves as British and yet support Scotland's withdrawal from the UK.

Likewise, I believe it would be just as absurd to wait until he is an adult – when, as they say, he can choose for himself – before he is initiated into a whole range of other commitments, from faith to football.

Historians have suggested that it was a mistake for the antiwar movement of the 1960s to yield the flag — a powerful symbol of patriotism — to the war's supporters, and likewise I think it would be a mistake for scientists to yield such a powerful metaphor to creationists and religious fundamentalists.