Sentence examples for likewise would have from inspiring English sources

A healthy God, likewise, would have had to look away.

"I am also sure that Palestinians likewise would have been offended".

Danny Williams, on the other hand, was probably a few injuries to other players away from ever making the final 23, and Alfredo Morales, likewise would have raised more eyebrows than hopes if he'd parlayed his various cameos into a roster slot.

All the jobless, likewise, would have to be far less choosy than now or face similar cuts: a job might offer up to 20% less than they used to earn, but they would have to accept it; young and single people would have to move anywhere within the country for work.This could yet save Mr Schröder.

All the jobless, likewise, would have to be far less choosy than now or face similar cuts: a job might offer up to 20% less than they used to earn, but they would have to accept it; young and single people would have to move anywhere within the country for work.

Under Judge Sutton's view, which Justice Ginsburg nods to and perhaps endorses, there's likewise no liability, because they, too, would have "officer" immunity.

Likewise, it would have made a good anthem for fashion week.

Likewise, it would have been wrong to blame all the problems of the Middle East on Israel just to win popularity.

Likewise England would have no truck with the idea of moving Ian Bell, currently their best batsman, up to No3 because he has been playing so well in this series.

There is no true punishment to be found for Chapman, the man, in throwing a baseball poorly; likewise, there would have been no absolution to be found for him in throwing a baseball well.

You wouldn't want to scare a frightened child in need of help (likewise, you would have to be able to notice the child's fear), and you wouldn't want to sound weak and scared against a hostile person (and you would have to be able to read the negative intentions of that person).