50 Sentences with "equally"

Sentences with "equally"

The connector "equally”Belongs to the group of addition connectors. It is used to introduce information that clarifies or expands another precedent. For example: He chose the paintings carefully and, equally, the place where I would put them.

The “likewise” connector is also a comparative connector; It is used to express the equality or equivalence of one fact in relation to another. For example: The movie and the novel it is based on are equally bad.

Finally, the “equally” connector is sometimes used as a opposing connector or contrast; indicates an opposition or restriction to an idea or action stated above. For example: I do not feel like going out; equallyI'll go to Fabian's house.

The connectors are words or expressions that allow us to indicate a relationship between two sentences or statements. The use of connectors favors the reading and comprehension of texts, since they provide coherence and cohesion.

Other add-on connectors are: apart, also, it is more, in short, on top, if that were not enough, too.

Other comparison connectors are: analogously, as, similarly, in the same way, the same as, more than, less than, worse than, such as, as is, as much as.

Other opposing connectors are: although, despite, on the contrary, otherwise, instead, while, nevertheless, but, on the other hand, but.

Example sentences with "likewise"

1. During the holidays, Martín and his friends visited Vienna and, equally, Prague.
2. There are no vacancies for the Latin course; equally, We will put it on the waiting list, in case some of those enrolled drop out of the course.
3. The consequences of the crash of the New York Stock Exchange in 1929 affected the United States and equally to many other countries.
4. This year I received my law degree and, equally, I won the club tennis tournament.
5. Francisco de Goya's work as an engraver is equally valuable than his pictorial work.
6. The beak and neck of flamingos are equally long.
7. The back pain is intense, equally than those of the hip.
8. For the exam, you must read the bibliography indicated in the subject program and equally the one the teacher mentioned in the last class.
9. For the Catholics of the seventeenth century, e equally for Protestants, the expressiveness of music for religious ceremonies was of great importance.
10. We asked him not to come; equally, wine.
11. Handel's operas were originally performed almost exclusively in London; equally, almost all of Bach's music was spread mostly within his local environment.
12. The rose bush grew a lot this summer, equally than jasmine.
13. The pasta they prepare in this restaurant is as fresh as the ones my grandmother made, and equally tasty.
14. Ecuador is equally distant from the North Pole and the South Pole.
15. The three films of The Lord of the rings They were equally successful, although the last one had higher collection.
16. The house is located in an area as remote as the previous house and equally dangerous.
17. Although the surgery is simple, equally it is risky.
18. Albrecht Dürer was a master of the fantastic and, equally, he set out to copy nature as faithfully as possible.
19. The Renaissance painter Piero della Francesca added another element to the use of geometric perspective equally important in painting: the use of light and shadow games.
20. Although poetess is usually used as the feminine of the noun poet, it is equally valid to use the poet.
21. Before Linnaeus devised his binomial system for naming species, they were designated by very long descriptive names; equally, different names for a species coexisted.
22. Throughout history, great technological transformations have been accompanied by a series of changes equally important in the way of life of the human being.
23. Visitors to the museum will be able to tour the exhibition and take pictures without the use of flash, and, equally, acquire the catalog that is for sale.
24. I like the plaid shirt, but the plain one is equally pretty.
25. Current regulations prohibit wildlife trafficking and, equally, the archaeological pieces.
26. Seals and penguins are equally skilled in diving, despite breathing through lungs.
27. In the last parliamentary session, the architectural heritage law was approved and, equally, a commission was created to study the possibility of reforming the legislation that regulates the activity of architects.
28. Asteroids have been detected that passed less than 100,000 km from Earth; there are likely to be many more passing equally close, but which, due to their small size, are not detected.
29. The story "Man on the pink corner", by Jorge Luis Borges, is published in his book Universal history of infamy and, equally, in many anthologies.
30. Sales of the new watch series have increased more than 20% since last year. Equally notable has been the increase in some of the previous series models, close to 10%.
31. Many bacteria and protozoa are intracellular parasites; equallyThere are plants and animals that feed on the tissues and body fluids of other living beings.
32. The company's Board of Directors has approved the balance sheet and, equally, ordered the distribution of dividends as stipulated in the regulations.
33. Although the work of Alfred Wallace did not have the significance of that of Charles Darwin, his contributions to the theory of evolution were equally important.
34. We don't book a hotel in Bern; equally, tomorrow we travel there and hope to be lucky.
35. During the baroque, the Church used art to mobilize believers; equally, European kings set out to use art to show their power and thus impress the people.
36. The discussions about the renovations to be done in the building were equally extensive and intense.
37. Planets and natural satellites do not emit light; equally, we can see them because they reflect the sunlight.
38. Unlike the rest of the mammals, the platypus and the echidna are oviparous; equallyLike birds, they have a cloaca, a hole in which the urinary, excretory and reproductive systems converge.
39. During the Second Punic War, the Carthaginian general Hannibal crossed the Pyrenees and, equally, the Alps, to face the Roman troops.
40. In publications, titles of books and films are written in italics; equally, the names of works of art and songs are in italics.
41. The french word sick it does not mean sick, otherwise enclose, Y ombre It is not man, otherwise shadow; equally, the English term exit it is not equivalent to spanish success, but to exit, Y current is not the same as current in Spanish, but real.
42. During the 17th century, the Netherlands experienced remarkable economic growth; equally, were an important cultural center of Europe, with more than 250 printers in Amsterdam alone.
43. In his paintings, Diego Velázquez portrayed the Spanish court; equally, he addressed motifs and figures linked to the popular.
44. There is no more chocolate; equallyI don't think I could eat more than I already ate.
45. Isaac Newton made important scientific discoveries, for which he is rightly remembered; equally, he devoted himself deeply to theology and alchemy.
46. Among the works of Beethoven stand out his 9 symphonies, his 32 sonatas for piano and his concertos for piano and violin; equally, his opera deserves to be mentioned Fidelio, the Missa solemnis and the last four quartets by him.
47. At present, numerous exoplanets of a similar size to Earth and others are known, equally numerous, which are at a distance from the star around which they revolve that is appropriate for liquid water to exist in them.
48. Dionysus is the Greek god of wine, fertility, and vegetables; equally, he is the divinity of debauchery and ecstasy, and the protector of the theater.
49. Adverse drug reactions include dizziness, itching, and burning; equally, can cause insomnia and difficulty concentrating.
50. Towards the end of the 19th century, the French colonial Empire stretched across northern and central Africa, with enclaves in the east (Madagascar and part of Somalia); equally, dominated regions in the Middle East (Lebanon) and Southeast Asia (Indochina).

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