Sentence examples for take equally from inspiring English sources

Dealing with 1933-45 has taken decades; and perhaps dealing with the GDR will take equally long.

But she is one of those (surprisingly) rare artists who seem to take equally seriously all elements of a production.

Both operations they toured appeared to take equally good care of their chickens, said Jocie Antonelli, nutrition and safety manager.

That is why we are taking forward world leading reform to improve corporate transparency and working hard to encourage others to take equally ambitious action in this space".

Take equally the fact that ministers who are known to favour voting reform are suddenly refusing to talk publicly about it, and you can sense the beginning of real movement in government.

"It took a huge amount of time to get that carbon sequestered in those soils," he said, "so if you release it, even if you plant again, it'll take equally long to get it back".

The weights W i, j r used for edge ranking take equally-weighted into account (i) the absolute value of the standard z-score (Equation (1)) of the deviations induced by the perturbation in i and (ii) the z-score of the deviations of the conditional correlation between i and j relative to the averaged conditional correlations related to gene j.

Put another way, if two Cloud instances achieved equal performance in a benchmark, but one took equally as long to be provisioned as it did to run the benchmark, what might we say about the value-for-money question?

There is nothing wrong with that, but tuna takes equally well to the skillet.

OTHER Italian cities have taken equally creative approaches to limiting the summer crush.

Nowell does well to chase and take, but then on the next phase Farrell puts a cross kick over for Brown that Huget takes equally well.