"then likewise" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It is often used to compare or connect two ideas or actions. Example: "I am responsible for completing my work on time, and then likewise, my colleagues must also meet their deadlines."
If he asks for refuge, then likewise.
Then likewise we do before we give the following five results without a proof.
But then, likewise, a true mobile version of MS Office would have a better shot at fighting Google Docs.
The Van driver then likewise motored off, leaving the microchip manufacturer employees alone and bewildered on the side of the road.
"We need to turn up next Saturday at Bath and do the best we can, and then likewise against Northampton, London Irish and Worcester.
end{aligned} Finally, since (b_{k}ne0 ) for all (0le kle r-1 ), then we note from (8) that if (lim_{nge mtoinfty}D x_{n},x_{m})=0 ), then likewise (lim_{nge mtoinfty}d(T^{k}x_{n},T^{k}x_{m})=0 ) for all (0le kle r-1 ); similarly, if (lim_{nge mtoinfty }d(T^{k}x_{n},T^{k}x_{m})=0 ) for all (0le kle r-1 ), then likewise (lim_{nge mtoinfty}D x_{n},x_{m})=0 ), which completes the proof.
When another team fired its manager, those other teams then did likewise.
Aaron Ramsey then did likewise at the other end of the pitch when the Welshman lashed Carlton Cole's goalbound effort away to safety after the West Ham striker had peeled away from the Arsenal defence.
On this account of "if p, q", if the conditional "p ⊃ q" is true, and p holds, then q also holds; likewise if q fails to be true, then p must also fail of truth (if the conditional as a whole is to be true).
Then Georgia do likewise.
Richardson does likewise, then McCullum gets another couple, and is just four away from his century.
