Sentence examples for proposed equally from inspiring English sources

In "On Nature" Mill argues that the maxim "Follow Nature" proposed equally by the ancient Stoics and the modern Romantics is a poor guide to action, certainly one contrary to the principle of utility.

In these messages, Pearce validates the use of the pejorative term "anchor babies" -- which is unsurprising given that in recent years he "has proposed equally odious legislation, such as only allowing Americans to wed Americans, sanctioning landlords who knowingly rent to illegal aliens, and so forth".

It has been indicated several times in this lemma that different scientists with different intentions and aims and with different backgrounds have proposed or propose equally different ideas about discrete geometry as an alternative for classical geometry.

The best thing is that everything on the list can be purchased for the cost of 6km of Foster's SkyCycle or the newly proposed, and equally ridiculous, floating cycle track on the Thames.

Ok, that's hyperbole, but see if the House doesn't at least propose something equally as laughable.

We propose to equally randomize patients between groups, as it has been argued that outcome-adaptive randomization provides minimal benefit compared to equal randomization in trials with two or three arms [ 20, 21].

In Fallout, a malevolent corporation purposely used them as a means to perform radical experiments, while The Bunker proposes an equally terrifying but more empathetic premise in which the war above ground is far worse than anyone could have anticipated.

The SPD will no doubt propose something equally banal.

Though wary of invoking Obama by name, the Sanders activists hoping to defeat an even stronger-looking Clinton in 2016 are proposing something equally shocking: catapulting a self-proclaimed democratic socialist into the White House.

But today, in a paper in Nature Geoscience, a team of Israeli researchers is proposing an equally compelling origin story: the moon, they submit, is the product not of one impact but of at least a dozen and it isn't just one moon but an amalgam of the many moons that came before it.

Because we take physical health seriously we have codes of physical hygiene; I'm proposing that equally important are codes of mental and emotional hygiene.