Sentence examples for purposes equally from inspiring English sources

The G.D.P. of the European Union is roughly comparable to that of the United States; the euro is almost as important a global currency as the dollar; and the governance of the world financial system is, for practical purposes, equally shared by the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve.

But not all concepts of art serve all purposes equally well.

In our post-modern society there is a disturbing trend toward agnostically treating all purpose equally when it should be obvious that all purpose is not created equal.

If you believe that Frank's exposures were just that, exposing the threadbare values of a society deluded by its satisfactions, this picture would be Exhibit A; but it will suit your purpose, equally, if you happen to view transparency as a virtue, or take pride in a country's devotion to the homespun.

In this way the two different definitions of "point" serve their purpose equally well.

Though today we know that dancing can serve other equally important purposes as well.

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It reserves the right to disclose it to a long list of parties, including loosely defined "affiliates," for a wide range of purposes, including equally nebulous concepts like "security".

In other words, he's happy to exploit confusion between Roth and Zuckerman for illusionistic purposes, but equally keen to pour cold water on readers drawn by a supposed voyeuristic appeal.

Both sets of data are for most purposes almost equally useful.

"It now serves a far less serious, but equally important, purpose as our drinks table," she says with a laugh.