Sentence examples for likewise once from inspiring English sources

Likewise, once we learn that no one has ever passed another person on the water slide, we know exactly who will be the first to ace it.

Likewise, once Chisholm instituted a policy that all burglary-case filings must be approved by a senior prosecutor, the disparity that led to more cases against white alleged thieves than black ones faded.

Likewise, once jailed, the mistreatment continues according to the National Lawyers Guild.

Likewise, once an opponent has been beaten, they are playable in the versus mode.

Likewise, once I had children, I had to constantly balance between being a mom and being a career woman.

Likewise, once you get enough zzz's, you may have more energy and interest in bedroom action with your honey.

Likewise, as once hard-to-obtain spices became commonplace, the elite used elaborate porcelain dinnerware services to distinguish themselves from the riffraff.

Likewise, kill once meant to strike, or hit – a hint that the taboo surrounding death or the need for secrecy might be responsible (think of gangsters euphemistically mentioning a "hit" they've just carried out).

Likewise, functionalists once again respond to the challenge by invoking the monist aspect of their view.

Sestak continued to attack Specter for switching parties, asking, "Is the best the Democrats can do someone who has been on the other side, with respect, for 50 years, and cast 2,000 votes with President Bush?" Likewise, Specter once again criticized Sestak's missed votes in Congress, which he said would have been enough to earn Sestak a court-martial for going AWOL in his former Naval career.

Likewise, The New England Journal of Medicine once editorialized bluntly that "race is biologically meaningless".