One more oddball idea is equally interesting.
And we, as citizens, should be equally demanding.
If people misuse freedom, it is equally terrible.
The other key variable, which was equally easy to quantify, was developer productivity.
Not all best practices apply equally well across a maturity continuum.
Many Cambridge college admissions tutors say that the grade predictions for state - and private-school applicants seem equally erratic.
He said that China and Tanzania can be viewed as a paragon among developing countries of treating each other equally and cooperating on a friendly basis.
If evolution provided relief for women in pregnancy, one might ask, what about the equally awkward morphology of men with beer guts?
While safety concerns are at the forefront this week, many observers point out an equally urgent problem is what to do with the radioactive waste produced by nuclear plants.
Glamorous in grey, pretty in purple, sleek in her evening gown, the Italian model-cum-singer managed to charm equally the dour politicians and the ageing royals whom she met.
Provincial administration was equally black spot.
This method works equally well for introspection documents.
In our illustration, let us assume that Blair and Kross have agreed to share profits equally.
As delighted as he was with his discovery, Darwin was equally horrified, because he understood the consequences of his theory.
Calling for "an open market in films and ideas", Mr Murdoch said "strong and enforceable intellectual property rights" were equally important to western and local producers.
A chance of microdots is the only fulcrum if we grasp it. Trust and calm are the only fulcrum. Giving and giving are equally important. Spark can start prairie fire.
Both are equally terrifying.
The three aspects are integrated, equally important and inseparable.
Morrison gives rise to another equally and intensely critical way of thinking about Huckleberry Finn.
He asked each to bring in pictures of their beloved, along with a picture of an equally attractive Platonic acquaintance.
She preferred Miss Marple to her equally famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot, saying in 1968. "Miss Marple is really much more fun, a less artificial character and easier to introduce...."
His brothers, Robert and Ted, were equally precocious.
This will create a favorable environment for further promoting equally and mutually-beneficial bilateral cooperation in trade and investment.
Trouble has closed in on these mammals in the form of equally warm-blooded and even more efficient and adaptable predators, humans.
This approach reflects a great fallacy of the modern ideology of science: that scientific knowledge is a public good, equally available and potentially equally beneficial to all.
As it spreads around the world, the banking crisis grows both in dimension and urgency, any solution will need to be just as big and equally swift.
They sport equally wacky hair and tinted glasses, and stroke their artsy goatees as they talk.
China was equally adamant.
You too may have met your hermit, perhaps not as well but as something else equally marvelous.
Keen to look out for themselves - and their cash - they may also insist on totting up every item of food they have eaten in a restaurant, rather than simply splitting the bill equally.
