Sentence examples for would equally take from inspiring English sources

Dixon said it was self-evident that any increase in flights would equally take people and money out of Scotland: "If it is easier to fly somewhere else then people will do their business elsewhere so that takes business out of Scotland too, and balances out any increase".

Mr. Struth was equally taken.

Some Latino fans are equally taken aback.

But others who have no vested interest are equally taken.

A vindication of decedents' rights would ensure that the fractional interests pass to appellees; pressing these rights unsuccessfully would equally guarantee that appellees take nothing.

And equally, I would hope each of us would take care of ourselves without the threat of some dismal outcome.

How do human beings manage to be so flexible, and what would it take to make a machine equally supple in learning new things?

Equally as challenging was who would take the job.

To say nothing of the different services (except in a rare contingency) which are to be performed by them, occasional transpositions would take place, violating equally the mutual consciousness of the individuals, & the public estimate of their comparative fitness.

You have to ask, what would it take for these news organizations and pundits to actually break with the convention that both sides are equally at fault?

Equally memorable was his prediction that ITV's reality series Survivor would "take some beating" and would "leave Big Brother bosses scratching their heads".