Sentence examples for likewise much from inspiring English sources

Likewise, much economic activity, notably manufacturing and the headquarters of corporations, also moved to the suburbs.

Likewise, much in "Eurydice" could mystify theatergoers used to reclining on the comforting cushions of linear narrative and naturalistic dialogue.

Likewise, much of the rise in the last two months is merely a bounce-back from those artificially deep dips.

Likewise, much of the rapid advance in communications in recent years reflects innovations – smartphone and tablet hardware and software, for example – that has been indigenous to the US.

Likewise, much of the demand for waste-derived fuels stems from lower-than-expected waste supply in countries such as The Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden, where energy-for-waste capacity is high.

Likewise, much of the US right wing appears to have seized upon American Sniper with similarly shallow comprehension – treating it with the same unconsidered, rah-rah reverence that they would the national anthem or the flag itself.

Likewise, too much water means lush foliage and no flowers, a once-a-week soak if they're in pots is fine.

Likewise, too much territoriality may result in isolation among organizational members, and excessive territorial consciousness may lead to reluctance to share information and knowledge with other coworkers, which is important for cooperation.

Likewise showing too much skin on a first date may mean you do want to have fun of the physical kind.

Likewise, they are also much more likely to say they "do not need any more information" about global warming to make up their mind.

We err to coerce science into saying too much, but likewise, religious faith errs to disregard what is clearly the nature of the universe in which we live.