Sentence examples for similarly equally from inspiring English sources

Not all serious situations are addressed similarly, equally, or adequately by the Human Rights Council.

If so, this might have provided a mechanism for successful non-enzymatic replication at the dawn of the RNA world, as both template and copy strands are similarly (equally) C-rich.

Similarly, and equally stunningly, Gene Healy, a vice president at Cato, fired off "An Open Letter to Koch Program Alumni" on Monday.

How, then, might one make sense of Blue Is the Warmest Color, whose lengthy, wordless sex scenes recall the similarly nonverbal, equally protracted depiction of vaginal play in Sister George?

Similarly and equally important is that CIGB-300 treatment lead to a full histological regression in 19% of the patients.

Dish after dish in "Healthy 1-2-3" is similarly demanding and equally rewarding.

The term of choice, increasingly, seems to be "Twitterverse," a near-cousin to the similarly celestial and equally odious "blogosphere".

Jake Owen, similarly handsome and equally hatless, fares slightly better on "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" (RCA Nashville), his third album, which conjures the Eagles and maybe even Warrant as much as traditional country.

Similarly, it is equally challenging for project based instruction strategies to be sustained if curriculum and assessment requirements are not reformed as well.

Similarly, Congress is equally sensitive to grumblings from the automotive, oil and transportation industries whenever mention of higher fuel costs or a call for more efficient cars and planes threaten their profit margins.

Her 2004 first album, "The Milk-Eyed Mender," marked the arrival of a similarly inventive and equally uncommercial voice.