Sentence examples for or equally to from inspiring English sources

I did a science book as a break from travel writing, but I'd be happy at some point to go back to it - or equally to go off and doing something else entirely.

It is all too easy to either accept the religious stories unthinkingly, or equally to dismiss them as fairy stories without engaging in the questions that have captivated countless people for two millennia.

The department was awaiting instructions from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) which Carter said he expected to come "this summer". Meanwhile, he said OMB and Pentagon lawyers are studying whether the across-the-board reductions will be applied to broad accounts, such as shipbuilding, or equally to each program, such as the new carrier, CVN-78, the USS Gerald R. Ford.

Although one of her servants would normally have had this duty, it seems likely that there were times when the Queen Mother would herself have tugged at the cords controlling the royal curtains, perhaps on an impulse to let some sunshine in, or equally to keep it out.

As for the case of spatially localized fields, inspection of Figures 4 and 5 confirms that the HCoSaMP still performs better than or equally to selected state-of-the-art approaches when compared on a fair basis.

This is in agreement with already presented studies which showed that pose prediction ranking by interaction fingerprint similarity usually performs better than or equally to the conventional scoring functions [13, 16, 17].

By far the majority of experimental evidence exists of Hb1, yet throughout the manuscript Hb1 is treated more-or-less equally to Hb2-Hb5.

In other words, they treated it as a common – a place formally defined as "pertaining or belonging equally to an entire community, nation or culture".

Each participant in the collaboration should contribute more or less equally to solving the problem.

But hopefully the boys enjoyed our time together – they seemed to – and maybe got the impression that people sometimes go to work and sometimes look after children and that this applies more or less equally to mummy and daddy.

Though he and Mr. Ross contributed more or less equally to every number that bore their names, some songs began as the exclusive brainchild of one man or the other, as Mr. Adler recalled on "Fresh Air".