Sentence examples for announced in the same from inspiring English sources

The value of deals announced so far this year is a twelfth of the value announced in the same period in 2000, Thomson Financial says, and the number of announced deals is the lowest since 1990.

Conroy's new job was announced in the same week as former NSW premier Barry O'Farrell became head of Racing Australia, replacing former one-time Nationals MP, Peter McGauran.

Interestingly, this was announced in the same week as industrial strike action: let's try not to be too cynical about that.

Conservative backbenchers, led by Percy, have threatened to revolt over the changes, which were announced in the same budget as tax cuts for companies and investors.

Yet last week -- just over a year later -- when ground zero's cultural tenants were announced in the same spot, Mr. Libeskind was far less visible.

The departure of the President of the University, Graham Spanier, was announced in the same breath, but no one seemed half as interested in that: the reporters' first question was, "Who will coach on Saturday?" (Answer: Tom Bradley).

Then he immediately involved it, by announcing, in the same statement, that Secretary Finch, of H.E.W., had written a letter to the nation's college and university presidents.

He argues his network simply seems conservative compared with the lefties at the other networks; last month Ailes made a point of announcing, in the same week, that he had hired Geraldine Ferraro and Newt Gingrich as commentators.

The cuts to arts and libraries were announced in the very same policy document that heralds a £418m capital spending spree, £79m of which comes directly from the council's coffers.

Seven years later, with pressure for political reform mounting and a new generation of leaders to be announced in that same Great Hall of the People at the 18th Party Congress, which starts next Thursday, Mr. Hu's words continue to reverberate.

One hour after the presentations were done, the winners were announced in much the same way contestants on "American Idol" are booted off.