by the same token

1. In the same way, for the same reason. For example, He has a good ear for music, and by the same token he finds it easy to pronounce foreign words . This phrase today is used in a general way to connect statements that have some logical association with one another. [Mid-1400s]

2. As a corroborating circumstance, as in Boston's population has grown very fast, and by the same token its urban problems have also increased . [Late 1800s]

Example Sentences

By the same token, if an institution with more firepower than any entity on earth meekly submits to threats that are thus far hypothetical, how would it act if Trump were actually in power?

From Salon

By the same token, Buckingham’s instrumentals “Stephanie” and “Django” find new resonances under Bird and Cunningham’s guardianship.

From Salon

It is good news — sort of — because by the same token, any reductions in methane emissions will have more of an impact on the climate right away.

From Salon

AI can also identify who in the team is falling behind and may need to be managed more closely by a human, and by the same token, hone in on star performers who require extra recognition.

From BBC

By the same token, however, the president cannot amend the criminal code in order to prosecute someone for actions that do not constitute a crime under existing law.

From Slate