Sentence examples for and addressing the same from inspiring English sources

"Chess is very compatible with critical thinking, sophisticated problem-solving and addressing the same kinds of issues as artists face," Mr. Lewis said.

And addressing the same issue StartWire is looking to disrupt, GetHired allows job seekers to access realtime updates on the status of their applications, alerting them when an employer shows interest, all the way through until the opening is filled.

Therefore, scientific exchanges may have occurred preferentially between scientists working with the same practical issues, and addressing the same audience.

The telephone interviews, lasting 30 minutes and addressing the same key topics as the workshops and focus groups took place in April 2012.

Rieger et al. recently published a larger study using vortexing-sonication and addressing the same issue; breast implant cultures were positive in 45% (40/89), with positive results (most commonly P. acnes and coagulase-negative staphylococci) correlating with the degree of capsular contracture [ 7].

"He touched them as human beings, maybe because the man is in the books; he asked the same questions everyone asks and addressed the same suffering and pain and concerns everyone has.

The essays in Broder's collection — some are new, some were previously published under the So Sad Today pseudonym on Vice — are similar in tone to her tweets, and address the same constellation of subjects: panic attacks, nail polish, addictions to every possible chemical, sexual identities made of equal parts fetish and anticipatory disappointment.

Even though these contours should be used in the same way and address the same problem, there might be rather large differences between such contours in certain cases.

It's a freeing exercise creatively and addresses the same audience crossing over from film and video games.

She did not use all of the materials from the GSLC module so that both sets of lessons were the same length and addressed the same topics.

A similar pattern emerged for the unambiguous double-related condition, which served as a control condition and addressed the same concept (lion stripe tiger).