Sentence examples for this could equally from inspiring English sources

I am sure that this could equally well be applied to readers: here's to irresponsible reading – as I consider dusting off, one more time, The 39 Steps.

We often say this about those we incarcerate, but this could equally be applied to those who have had a loved one killed through violence.

This could equally have been the stuffiest and farthest-from-the-shooting assignment, but Barr managed to stray ahead a few times, and also to exercise the eye for the small but telling vignette, which both journalists and dramatists need.

Seasonal variations in the Humboldt Current System are substantially lower than in other environments scyphozoans thrive in and some invertebrates in this system are reproductive throughout the year, albeit with slightly lower and slower reproductive activity during the winter months, e.g., the mollusc Mesodesma donacium31; this could equally apply to C. plocamia.

But this could equally have talked of the U.S. without baseball, India without cricket, Brazil without soccer.

We say that a population is segregated when it contains elements (gametes in our case, but this could equally be applied to alleles, as shown in the Additional file 1) quite exclusive and distinct from the rest of populations, and elements common in other populations are not so abundant here.

This process could equally well be applied to fabricating ultra-thin flex wiring.

This woman could equally be protesting in Egypt as in New York, or both.

What is true for this prisoner could equally be true for others.

The "mainspring of his genius is his curiosity," Baudelaire added, and this description could equally describe the average noir detective.

But this effect could equally have been achieved without running the wedge of concrete the length of the tunnel.