Sentence examples for around by the same from inspiring English sources

Partly it is the nature of low-paid, scattered agricultural work, which means that labourers are often housed and bused around by the same people who employ them.

But he has already learnt "that a way out was no longer a way out, but a way followed around by the same guilt of being disengaged…where no one understood you and your value was nothing".

This claim is based on two harmful myths that are being recklessly batted around by the same media that once told you that the crisis was the result of the "lazy Greeks" (a claim thoroughly debunked by OECD data showing that, in 2008, Greeks worked on average 2,120 hours a year -- 690 hours more than the average German and 467 more than the average Brit).

29 Palmore and colleagues provide a useful overview, pointing out that ageism can be turned around by the same sort of methods that have been successful in reducing racism and sexism education, persuasion, protest, organisation, legislation, civil suits—and by the personal examples of "successful ageing" that challenge negative stereotypes.

"Nationally we've got wages going up around 3% and prices going up by around the same amount but in London the appreciation is significantly ahead of the national average.

ABN Amro's share price rose by 3.5% by the end of the day and Barclays' rose by around the same amount.

It rose by around the same amount last year and will no doubt have been spurred on by India's recent announcement of a $45bn programme of military modernisation.

The coalition has trimmed Whitehall by around the same amount in half the time.Senior roles have changed, too.

A debt restructuring similar to Argentina's could then be undertaken, reducing the debt's present value by around the same percentage as the Greek reduction in living standards.

The simplest gauges of such "Keynesian" effects suggest that each euro of lost public spending reduces GDP by around the same amount.But in some circumstances budget cuts can help growth or cause less harm to it than Keynesian models suggest.

Four analysts' reports on Diageo in the past fortnight rated it as "underperform", "sell", "reduce" and "neutral", respectively.In its most recent annual figures, announced in July, Diageo reported a 10% fall in pre-tax profits, to £2.7 billion ($4.3 billion), as sales fell by around the same proportion.