Example collocations logo

Equally in sentence

2026 examples of Equally in a sentence

The advantage of a nominal GDP target is that adverse shocks of these sorts are reflected equally in output and inflation, rather than imposing the entire burden in the form of a loss in output.
Equally harmful are the government’s sensitivity to its own policy failures and the stigma attached to a disease that is often sexually transmitted.
It needs to develop news media that neither channel only one position nor treat all points of view, no matter how absurd, as equally valid.
The potential for yet more QE to change behavior in the real economy is equally unclear.
Equally deleterious to economic health is the recent vogue of cutting interest rates to near zero and holding them there for a sustained period.
Policymakers are equally reluctant to champion meaningful changes – like carbon taxes or the elimination of fossil-fuel subsidies.
But the complicity of Pakistan’s government is equally reprehensible.
In fact, some of the lessons that we have learned while supporting vibrant information gathering and distribution abroad are equally relevant to the US.
If the bonds were acceptable as collateral before the restructuring, surely they were safer after the restructuring, and thus equally acceptable.
But is a single mother with a high-pressure job and three young children as equally endowed with spare time as a student on summer vacation?
After all, other policies to support demand growth, or a failure to implement any policy, can be equally dangerous.
Just as determined monetary restraint 30 years ago ultimately overwhelmed cost-push pressures, an equally determined policy in the other direction could, in theory, boost nominal demand growth today.
But it is equally important that all policymakers discuss the women who aren’t there and never will be.
Equally important, local activists in many of these countries are starting to use EITI as an opening to demand greater public accountability for government spending.
And it is equally unlikely that, had she had her way, the eurozone would be the camel – a horse designed by committee – that it is today.
The right is equally divided on the issue of Europe, even if it does not include many anti-capitalists in its ranks.
Still, letting the status quo continue is equally problematic.
The successes in Afghanistan call for an equally nuanced and sophisticated approach in regard to Iraq.
These costs have been estimated at between $14,000 and $42,000 per worker and family (shared equally by migrants and host governments).
Many previous revolutions have deposed one set of corrupt rulers only to bring in a new bunch who are equally corrupt, vicious, and repressive.
What is true of identity politics in the Middle East, and in shaping America’s and Europe’s relationship with the Islamic world, is equally true about Northern Ireland.
For all his deep emotional attachment to the idea of Israel embracing all of historical Judea and Samaria, Rabin knew that the only way to ensure a democratic Jewish state with viable, secure borders was to accept a Palestinian state alongside it, equally secure and viable.
For example, research finds that women tend to be less confident and less likely to negotiate for pay raises and promotions than equally qualified men.
But Countdown to Zero, an equally compelling documentary, made by the same production team and making shockingly clear how close and how often the world has come to nuclear catastrophe, has come and gone almost without trace.
Equally serious, it contributes to shocking levels of income inequality, with a few households not only enjoying massive wealth, but also wielding considerable political influence.
The technology developed by the money spent from the Global Climate Change Fund also should be equally available to all, including India and China, which would then enable them to agree to more emissions cuts.
In Norway and other countries with similar policies, fathers now share equally in parental leave and child-rearing.
It is equally important to allow both states and asylum-seekers to express their preferences, using the least possible coercion.
A Nobel Peace Prize for them would have shown the West that Muslims can be good peacemakers and, equally important, it would have sent a message of hope to the Islamic populations of the world that have seen their self-esteem eroded by stories of failure.
But the centuries-old culture of leadership that is ingrained in many African societies has played an equally disastrous role.
BackNext